RUSHCLIFFE GREENFIELDS MOVEMENT LAUNCHED
A group of residents in Rushcliffe have launched a campaign group called Rushcliffe GreenFields. The aim of this group is to represent the interests of all residents in Rushcliffe in defending the green belt land against development projects, such as the proposed new football stadium for Gamston and large scale housing developments. Joanne Bellamy, spokesperson for the group said: “We have no political... Read More
SPORT ENGLAND FUNDING FOR NATIONAL ICE CENTRE
Its time for children and families in Nottingham to take to the ice. Thanks to money supplied by Sport England, the National Ice Centre in Nottingham City Centre has received a total of £56,068, as part of a special community investment fund. This funding will allow for additional community ice skating sessions to be provided to youngsters at the NIC over the next three years. Anne Rippon, Sport England’s... Read More
SO SOLID CREW WIN HONOURS FOR RUSHCLIFFE
Rushcliffe Borough Council’s recycling2go service is at the top again, as a trio of triumphant bin men won ‘Crew of the Year’ at the prestigious letsrecycle.com awards in London. Scott Jackson (25), Shaun Jackson (23) and Ed Medhurst (27) returned home victorious, having been voted top bin crew in the country. Allen Graham, chief executive, said: “This award is a testament to the fact that... Read More
AWARD FOR BRINGING GENERATIONS TOGETHER
Nethergate Special School in Clifton, nearby Laura Chambers Lodge residential home for people with dementia and Notts County Football Club, have received a national award for a joint project that brings two generations together. The Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Jeannie Packer, presented all three with the National Association of Care Caterers’ award for Innovation, for the way they are linking... Read More
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NOVEMBER GARDEN NOTES
By John Draper Cold nights and short dark days show we are heading for winter now, but there are still things to be done in the garden to prepare for next year and to keep it attractive. Clearing fallen leaves, getting rid of weeds and cleaning the patio will prepare for a better spring in the garden. Your garden should still provide some colour and interest and the opportunity for some exercise. Beds... Read More