Covid-19 update Keeping Nottinghamshire safe during the national lockdown The Government is urging everyone to stay at home to protect the NHS and save lives. The decision for a national lockdown was made due to the significant …
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<View as a webpage22nd January 2021In this newsletter: • Thank you Broxtowe • Symptoms • Nottinghamshire COVID-19 Dashboard • Enjoy your local park safely • Business support grants • Other news • Support available ________________________________________ Thank You BroxtoweWe want to …
Broxtowe Borough Council – Latest newsletter & Covid 19 Updates – 22nd January 2021 Read more »
The Parish Office is still open 9am-2pm Monday to Thursday. Visits are strictly by appointment only. Staff are contactable by both telephone & email – 0115 9989774 clerk@trowell.org.uk hallmanager@trowell.org.uk Thank you for your understanding.
The Parish Hall Play Park will be open between 10am & 4pm daily. Please follow the Broxtowe Borough Council Covid 19 Guidelines when using the park to help keep yourself & others safe.
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Vaccination Programme Update The biggest vaccination programme the NHS has ever undertaken is underway across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. With people over the age of 80 years old, care home residents and staff, and health and care workers …
Nottinghamshire is winter ready – Whatever the Weather! SevereWinterWeatherParishCouncilBooklet Highways Winter and gritting 30 October 2020 Each year Nottinghamshire County Council tells residents that they are well stocked and ready for winter, and this year is no different. Except this …
Unfortunately, due to the major works at the Parish Hall following the water leak, the playpark has had to remain closed for safety reasons. However, it has not been neglected during this time, maintenance work has been ongoing to ensure …
The Beat Newsletter – December 2020
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The Environmental Agency offers a flood warning service for Trowell residents. It includes both the River Erewash and Boundary Brook. For details of the service, and how to sign up, see the letter from the Environmental Agency here. Some FAQs …
It’s hard to believe, but as a Parish Council we have been reporting odours affecting the village since 1994. Four Members of Parliament have written letters of support. Darren Henry our current Member of Parliament is about to carry out …
After more than 2 years without a newsletter we are pleased to issue the Summer 2020 edition here.