Your World Hucknall

A leading Nottingham-based website and digital marketing business, set up at the dawn of the internet, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month (October 2024).

Chesterfield based asbestos support charity Derbyshire Asbestos Support Team (DAST) has changed its name to East Midlands Asbestos Support Team (EMAST) from 1st October 2024 to reflect the wide area the charity services.

To mark ADHD Awareness Month, the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) is launching ‘Unmasking ADHD through therapy’, a campaign highlighting how therapy can help navigate the emotional challenges of a recent diagnosis and masking.

Local initiatives such as sensory gardens and mental health organisations in Nottinghamshire are being urged to apply for funding for their projects as the deadline for entries looms.

Wednesday's racing card at Nottingham will include seven races on the turf for Grassroots Finals Day.

A Nottingham resident, Rose Baguley (75) has become a Resident Ambassador at Beechdale Manor care home as her positive outlook on life continues to boost resident engagement and sense of community within the home.

Leading Nottingham charity, The Friary, has teamed up with Tesco employees in Nottingham to walk up Mount Snowdon, raising over £3,200 for charity. The walk saw members of Tesco stores in Nottingham join forces with the Friary to make the epic 1,085m climb of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in the UK outside of Scotland.

James Bannister’s left arm had to be amputated but he believes that the speed with which the helicopter got him to hospital, gave him the best outcome.

Dates have been announced for Hucknall Library’s closure for refurbishment works to be carried out.

Pupils at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Catholic Academy in Bulwell benefitted from a visit by a member of staff from a local opticians who talked to them about eye health to mark National Eye Health Week last week.

People and businesses are being encouraged to take part in Nottinghamshire County Council’s Annual Budget Survey, which has been launched.

Hucknall’s Station Hotel kicked off its first comedy night on Friday, 27th September, and it was a roaring success. The evening delivered non-stop laughs, delicious food, and a buzzing atmosphere. With standout performances from Anthony J Brown, David Eagle, and fresh, engaging acts like Will Scambler and Mark Vincent, the night proved that live comedy has found a new home in Hucknall.

Are you a woman in business seeking a refreshing alternative to traditional, stiff, pencil-skirt networking events? Look no further! We’re excited to announce a new opportunity in Nottingham that offers so much more than just a monthly meet-up.

A “life-changing” national education charity, has new opportunities for state primary and secondary schools in Nottinghamshire. Action Tutoring, which pairs trained tutors with pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, offers high-quality, heavily subsidised tutoring in English and maths for pupils in Years 5, 6, 7, 10, and 11.

Residents and businesses are being encouraged to help shape new Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules in Nottinghamshire.

Staff and residents from Barchester’s Hall Park Care Home, in Bulwell, joined fellow keen gamers from over 250 Barchester care homes and hospitals across the whole of the UK, including Wales, Scotland, Jersey and the Isle of Wight, to compete in the latest event in the Barchester Goes Gaming series – Beat The Clock!