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East Leake Comfort of Your Own Home FREE Issue 25 Made Your Will Yet? September 2020 Your Will in the Privacy and East Leake Comfort of your Own Home. £49.95 + VAT (£59.94) Phone Today for FREE INFO PACK 0115 871 2755 24 hours / 7 days a week Lasting Power of Attorney • Protective Local 0115 981 9200 | nottinghamlocalnews.com New | s Property Trusts • Inheritance Tax Wills • Children’s Trusts WILLS AT HOME Preparing wills for over 15 years in this area East Leake stages first village Members of the Institute of MEMB E R Professional Will Writers market after Covid-19 delay www.willsathome.org.uk September Update from the Friends of Meadow Park GCSE results reflect hard work and Independent local company that e ff o r t s o f E a s t L e a k e services and repairs all makes of Students alarm systems • ANNUAL ALARM MAINTENANCE The Local News • WIRED & WIRELESS INSTALLATIONS Pet Page • UPGRADE EXISTING SYSTEMS Introducing the Village • SMART PHONE/APP SYSTEMS Health Group FREE QUOTES | COMPETITIVE PRICES The Local News The idea of a new market is being trialled in East Leake, as the Rushcliffe Crossword village bounces back from Covid-19. The market is due to take place on 0115 7 14 9 911 Friday 11th September. Read more on page 4. eastmidlandsalarms.co.u k LOCAL BLINDS SPECIALISTS 3 vertical blinds for £89* or 20% OFF all orders with this advert* ' FREE ‘no-obligation’ quote *Terms & conditions apply CONTACT DETAILS T 07788277756 E [email protected] W www.daleblinds.co.uk Vertical Rollers Wood/Metal Venetian Perfect Fits Roman EAST LEAKE Wasps, bees, ants, fleas, bed bugs, carpet moths, rats, mice, cockroaches, squirrels, moles Nottingham | www.pestexpress.com 0115 937 5117 02 Inside your East Leake Local News this month... Monthly Facts You can advertise • Renowned British actor and former in Seven papers Dr. Who, Matt Smith once played for Did you know that the Nottingham Nottingham Forest’s youth team. Local News has six different • Musician Jake Bugg was born in publications across the county? Nottingham and grew up in Clifton, Along with the East Leake Local where he started playing guitar GCSE results reflect hard work & September update from the News, we also have papers in aged 12. efforts of East Leake Students Friends of Meadow Park Beeston, Clifton, Calverton & • When Nottingham Forest beat Burton Joyce, Rushcliffe and Page 7 Page 8 Derby to win the FA Cup in 1898, West Bridgford. they wore their opponents’ shirts in the photos, as the photographer We also have our Bygones worried that Forest’s red shirts publication, which is full of wouldn’t show up. memories from Nottingham of old. • The Old Market Square in If you have a story to submit to Nottingham city centre is England’s the Local News, please email biggest market square, covering [email protected]. 5.5 acres. The Local News Introducing the Village Health To find out more about advertising • The first road in the world to be Pet Page Group with the Local News please email laid with Tarmac was Radcliffe Road [email protected] or Page 10 Page 11 in West Bridgford, after the British you can also call 0115 981 9200. patent was obtained by County Contact us Editor (news & features): Surveyor Edgar Hooley in 1902. [email protected] Call: 0115 981 9200 • Raleigh Bicycle company was Address: 21 Rectory Road, West Advertising: founded in Nottingham in 1885. [email protected] Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6BE WWW nottinghamlocalnews.com Leaflets: [email protected] 5000 copies of the East Leake Local News are delivered every month to homes and businesses in East @Nottslocalnews Leake. And also available in Costock, Gotham, Barton in Fabis and Thrumpton and from other local Digital Media: pick-up points.The Local News is an independent publication. The format, all editorial and advertisers’ October published: Tues 6th October 2020 artwork is copyright and must not be reproduced without permission from The Nottingham Local News. Deadline date: Tues 22nd September 2020 [email protected] No responsibility is accepted for any comments or claims made by advertisers or contributors. IS BATH TIME A STRUGGLE? The Cottage, A52, West Bridgford, NG12 5LF WET ROOMS WALK IN SHOWERS WALK IN BATHS 0115 984 5408 / 07789 175 625 www.totalbathing.co.uk [email protected] 04 NEWS For great value advertising email [email protected] East Leake stages first village market after Covid-19 delay The idea of a new market is being been a major talking point in the challenges of COVID-19, that local coordinate the market for local trialled in East Leake, as the village. East Leake’s population has groups have enthusiastically driven people, serving on both the market Rushcliffe village bounces back grown by more than 1,000 in the on the project. committee and as a member of the from Covid-19. last two years as a result of major Trader’s Association. She said: “It’s He said: “It’s brilliant that this new housing developments. so exciting to be hosting this trial of The event will be at 3pm - 8pm on market can now be trialled in East East Leake Market next month and Friday 11 September, four months The first market will be used to Leake, after the pandemic sadly we can’t wait to find out what local later than planned. It was originally assess levels of demand, in the delayed plans for this concept back residents think of the concept and scheduled for May, but had to hope of it becoming a regular in May, and that the organisers consider whether we could launch be suspended because of the monthly event in 2021. ‘Twilight’ have found ways to innovate and a more regular market in the village coronavirus lockdown. hours have been chosen so that provide local residents with a taster next year.” people will be able to enjoy the twilight market next month. Market Manager and East Leake market after work. Further information can be found resident Meg Kozian said: “The “I’m so pleased that we as a on Facebook and Instagram delay’s been really frustrating, but It’s been organised by East Leake Growth Board have been able to (@eastleakemarket) and at we’re now very excited that the Traders, a group of local retailers provide funding for this incredibly www.eastleakemarket.org.uk. market is finally happening. and other business owners who exciting venture, particularly when work to promote a vibrant local so many residents already appear “We’re determined to ensure it’s a economy and community. The keen to welcome a market to their fantastic event, which will attract Traders already stage the village’s local village centre.” people not just from East Leake, annual Christmas lights switch-on, but from much further afield.” Hayley Masom of photography which attracts hundreds of people. studio Captcha in East Leake has The market will be on Gotham A new East Leake Market been at the forefront of efforts to Road Recreation Field, where the Association has been set up to annual village carnival is held. The run the event. It’s being backed large area will help with the social financially by Rushcliffe Borough distancing measures that will be in Council and by Independent place. For example, stalls will be councillor Kevin Shaw, through his spaced further apart. local ward fund. On sale will be artisan foods and other Rushcliffe Borough Council’s high-quality goods, plus refreshments. Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Finance Market traders and businesses from and Chair of the East Leake across the area have expressed an Growth Board Cllr Gordon Moore interest in taking part. is delighted the event is being The idea of a local market has long developed, and that despite the EAST LEAKE REMOVALS For Professional Moves • Prompt & Reliable - Single Items • Discount for OAP’s, DSS, Doctors & Students Professional FemalePainter & Decorator • Flats, Maisonettes & Bedsits All aspects of Interior decorating undertaken Free colour / design advice • All Packing Materials Supplied Reliable, Friendly, Quality service • Short Notice & Same Day Removals For a competitive free quote TAN ALF N B CC • Storage Available For Very Competitive Rate call Laura on 15 255 5 5 ifoaithaaoghorogho 07795213419 Tel: 0115 974 6213 / Mob: 07976 265 867 (24 hrs) W wwwaithaaoghorogho [email protected] WEST BRIDGFORD APPLIANCE SERVICES Repairs to most makes of • Washing Machines • Dryers • Dishwashers • • Cookers • Hobs & Ovens • ROGER FARRAN YOUR LOCAL ENGINEER BUILT IN APPLIANCES SUPPLIED AND FITTED PROMPT & FRIENDLY SAME DAY SERVICE AEG • ARISTON • BAUMATIC • BELLING • BOSCH • CANNON CDA • CREDA • ELECTROLUX • HOOVER • HOTPOINT 198109 INDESIT • LEISURE • NEFF • RANGEMASTER • SMEG • ZANUSSI 198109 ­ NO NO ­ CALL OUT CALL OUT CHARGE! 0115 923 5544 CHARGE! ­­ All cars disinfected between bookings to prevent the spread of Covid-19 Collocars would like to continue working for the Gotham village community offering FREE transport indefinitely. 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