Posts Tagged ‘west bridgford’
The Nottingham Beach Is Back For Summer
First look around the Nottingham Beach as it returns to Old Market Square With the urban beach back in Old Market Square summer really is well and truly here (even if the dreary weather may suggest otherwise). Scores of mums, dads, grandparents, teenagers and little ‘uns headed into the heart of the city this afternoon…
Read MoreGlastonbury Moving To Nottingham?
If you loved attending or watching this year’s Glastonbury festival from home, then there’s potentially good news – it could be moving a whole lot closer to Nottingham. Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis suggested last year that he could be moving the annual mud fest “100 miles up towards the Midlands” in 2019 to give Worthy…
Read MoreOur 5 Closest Beaches
Nottingham may be in the centre of the country but there are a number of coastal hotspots you can easily get to in less than two and a half hours. We have picked out five of the best beaches that you can easily drive to so you can make the most of the heatwave. …
Read MoreRead The June Magazines
The latest issues of Spotlight Magazines are here – Click any magazine to read. WEST BRIDGFORD MANSFIELD SOUTH MANSFIELD NORTH SINFIN & STENSON FIELDS TUXFORD If you are a member of a local group or society, let us know about your upcoming events and we can publish them for free in Spotlight Magazines.…
Read More5 Priorities For Forest Boss
Almost three months since his arrival at the City Ground Mark Warburton already feels like a good fit for Nottingham Forest. But there remains much work for the former Brentford and Rangers boss to do, if the Reds are to progress and improve next season – and, here, Paul Taylor looks at the five key…
Read MoreIlkeston Carnival Is Cancelled
Thousands of people look set to be disappointed this weekend following news that Ilkeston Carnival has been cancelled. A waterlogged pitch at the town’s Rutland Recreation Ground has meant organisers, Ilkeston Lions Club, have had to pull the plug on the festival, which usually attracts between 2,000 and 3,000 people. The event had been scheduled…
Read MoreDownload Festival Pictures
In 2003 Download Festival landed for the first time at Donington Park and metal fans flocked in their thousands to mosh out to bona fide rock legends Iron Maiden… Things had looked a little hairy in the run up to the gates opening after Limp Bizkit pulled out mere weeks before showtime, but super group…
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