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Sport & Leisure Located off University Boulevard, next to the Nottingham Tennis Centre, Highfield Sports Centre is home to Beeston This golf course is open to everyone between BHeoecksetoynCHluobc.kCeuyrCrelunbtly in the English Hockey League National 8am and 8pm. For further information ring League Division One, all games are usually played on Sundays. BraSmpcooterHtil&ls GLoelfiCslub re For further information, visit www.beestonhockeyclub.com. pay as you play Nottingham Tennis Centre is one of the largest of its kind in the 0115 928 1880 country. Located on University Boulevard, the award-winning Beeston and surrounding district is also home to a number NceonttrinegishahmomTentonias nCuemntbrer of prestigious tournaments and is of local sporting clubs including and also open to the whole community, with no membership fees Other Sports Clubs To keep up to date with or strict dress codes. all the latest local sports news check out the Beeston You can just - it's as simple as that! Neighbourhood News, the weeklBy eNeosttoinngCharimckEevteCnliunb g For further information call NPosttisnugphpalmemCeanstu.aTlosfRinudglboycaClluclbu. bs visit pay and play This centre has exceptional 0115 915 0000 www.intosport.org.uk indoor and outdoor sports Beeston town centre plays host every Summer and Winter to Cfahciillwitieelsl.OTlhyemipnidaoSoproarrtesa Centre a wide range of street entertainment organised by Broxtowe includes provision for all Borough Council, including the annual Christmas Event, which major indoor sports including inclAudretssth&e ofCficuialltsuwirtce hing on of the Christmas lights, and a squash, badminton, 5 a side wide ranging Summer programme of music, dance and drama. football and martial arts, For further information regarding forthcoming events, whilst the extensive please contact: outdoor facilities include on 2 multipurpose all weather pitches, alongside soccer and rugby pitches, Arts Development Team at Broxtowe The Lakeside Arts Centre is one of the cricket squares and a large skateboarding facility. Borough Council 0115 917 7777 Chilwell Olympia is also the headquarters for the region’s most exciting arts venues. If Nottinghamshire Badminton Association and international LyoaukewsoidueldAlriktes Cmeonrtereinformation on standard badminton is regularly played there. show times, or would like to book tickets, please contact: For further information, contact on This centre boasts a wide range of leisure options, alongside 0115 917 3333 its swimming pool and the ‘white knuckle’ space bowl water Box Office 0115 846 7777 Bflurammec.oIntedoLoerisfaucrieliCtiesntirne clude fitness gym, sauna, steam room, squash courts and dance/activity rooms. Outdoor provision includes a multipurpose floodlit area for football, hockey and basketball. For further information: Broxtowe Borough Council 0115 917 3000 Council Offices, Foster Avenue, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 1AB Tel: 0115 917 7777 This leaflet is funded by Broxtowe Borough Council, Councillor Pat Lally, Nottingham University and Castle College Situated on the beautiful river Trent in Beeston Rylands and you are living in a residential area – your With its thriving and busy town centre, surrounded by on the edge of Attenborough Nature Reserve, the Marina neighbours may work shifts, have to get up early in the interesting areas of open space and countryside, there is BhaesesbteoennMsearvinina g the boating public for over 100 years with morning, or put children to bed early at night. something for everyone in Beeston from Shopping to the Arts, extensive Chandlery, Moorings and a Slipway. There is also Don’t forget Being a GooshdouNld eonilgy hbebhoelud roccasionally, preferably PanldafrcoemsSpoofrtsIn&tOeurtdeosort Recreation to History & Heritage. a Bar and Coffee Shop which are open to the public. at the weekend, and finish between 23:00 and 23:30 to allow Listed below are just a number of places of interest and activity For further information & opening times contact: neighbours and other residents to sleep. They may be at in Beeston and surrounding area, that are well worth a visit! the on Hwourksethpeanrteixets day and so require a good night’s sleep. to advise your neighbours and stick to an Marina 0115 922 3168 agreed finish time. With a wide variety of retailers, from national names to a Located alongside the River Trent, unique range of independent local shops, Beeston caters Remgetminbveor lved in your local Attenborough Nature Reserve is an for all shopping requirements. Furthermore, proposed major community – there are lots AarteteanobfogrroeuagthorNnaithuoreloRgiecsaelravne d redevelopment plans in the town centre will increase the of opportunities. Outdoor Recreation Shopping botanical interest, attracting a range of services on offer to shoppers and ensure that Do take an interest in where variety of birds, waterfowl and Beeston remains a modern shopping destination. you live – it is your home wildlife including kingfishers, newts and stoats. and your neighbourhood too. The reserve is also a popular attraction for sailing, Do use local businesses and shops – they welcome watersports, horse riding, fishing and walking. your custom. For further details about the Reserve, please contact: Probably the oldest building in leave your bin on the street – it can block the way for Beeston, the Manor House was pDeo ople with disabilities. The Old Ragged School, Brook Street, Nottingham, NG1 1EA MbuainltoirnHthoeusme id 16th century Tel: Web: History & Heritage dump rubbish or leave outside your property or in the when Nicholas Streys III and Don’t The Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust garden – arrange for it to be taken away properly by calling his son John rebuilt the property. the Broxtowe Borough Council. Beeston Lock and Weir are no longer commercially used An east wing was later added in Don’t 0115 958 8242 www.wildlifetrust.org.uk make the most of local but together with the canal into Nottingham the area is a the 18th century. services, businesses and other facilities, respect and have BfloeuersitsohninLgobckackwater for canal enthusiasts and a focal pride in your neighbourhood. point for outdoor recreation. The Parish Church was substantially rebuilt in 1843 by Gilbert Please enjoy living in this area, Scott on the site of earlier churches. Inside remnants of the Bramcote Hills Park is the largest park in Broxtowe with nearly TeahreliPearrcihsuhrCcheusrcrhemofaSint,JnoohtnabthlyeaBfaopnttisfrt om about 1230. The in community/ 80 acres of attractive wood and parkland. It boasts a children’s churchyard also contains a Crimean War Memorial and the neighbourhood issues are becoming Bplraaymacroeate, wHoilolsdlPaanrdk walks,cricket pitch and pavilion, trim trail, former plague hole, which the parish records reveal was used a volunteer in the area you live? picnic area and car park, alongside the historic Bramcote Park to bury 138 bubonic plague victims. Walled Garden associated with the now demolished Bramcote GFAorer mytotouirneingitnefroIenrmsvteaotd ilovnecod ntact: Hall. The Walled Garden also includes the Holocaust Memorial on or visit For further information on the – a sculpture by Holocaust survivor and artist Naomi Blake to their website history and heritage of Beeston commemorate National Holocaust Day. You can also volunteer through the University, for more Bpleeeassteonvis&itDthisetrwicetbCsivteicoSfothcieety For further information contact: iBnefoersmtoantiVoonluemntaeielr Centre 0115 917 3395 Beeston & District Civic Society at www.beestonvolunteercentre.org.uk on [email protected] Broxtowe Borough Council Parks & ww.beeston12.freeserve.co.uk/civic Environment Manager 0115 917 7777 Rubbish and Recycling Police To find out more about the twin Pest Control bin scheme and what to do with For routine matters either your household rubbish contact: Broxtowe Borough Council offers visit or telephone: some free services, and olice Station Broxtowe Borough Council Beeston P www.broxtowe.gov.uk advice and information on pest Chilwell Road, control such as rats, mice and insects. Beeston, For more information visit Nottingham, www.broxtowe.gov.uk NG9 1EH Broadgate Tel: 0115 940 0999 Humber Road In an Emergency dial 999 PO WC P P Derby Street High Road Regent Street Wollation Road PO Post Office City Road Villa St. P Albion Street P P Police Cross Street WC Toilets Stoney Street Library Willoughby St. i Information Centre Nuart Rd. Beeston Library Foster Avenue L Library Beeston Nottingham P Parking NG9 1AE High Road (Pedestrianised) PI Place of Interest L Wilkinson Av. Tel: 0115 925 5168/5084 Council Email: [email protected] Offices Town Halli For more information P Commercial Av. www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/libraries Foster AvenueP P Places of Worship The Square (Only those in borough) For other faiths and places of worship see: PO Domestic Violence www.upmystreet.com places-of-worship-and-religious-organisations/UK/findmynearest/community/ WC Station Road Devonshire Avenue /places-of-worship/results/in/Nottingham 24 hour free phone Bus Station Domestic Violence helpline: 0808 800 0340 P Health Church Church Street Styring Street www.womensaid.org.uk High Road Find out how to register Nottingham Rape Crisis Centre with a doctor, dentist, advice and information Station Road on your health by visiting: 0115 941 0440 Middle Street (24hr answer phone) www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk (Mon, Thurs, Fri 10am-1pm; or for non emergencies P Middle Street Tues 2pm-7pm) and without an appointment you can go to: Stapleford Walk in Centre Church Street, Stapleford Church
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