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Nuthall News Kimberley Shotokan Karate led by John Trevatt demonstrated their skills at a record breaking Family Fun Day that over 1,300 people enjoyed Summer 2018 Nuthall News Compiled by J Baumber, U Fisher- Printed by Manton House Printers, Wilson, R Spencer, & B Watson Newstead, Nottingham. Your Parish Council 2015-2019 Michael & Rita Spencer Tel 9274120 E-mail [email protected] Or [email protected] Philip & Jill Owen 2 Atkinson Gardens, Nuthall Tel 9389728 Email [email protected] & [email protected] Brian Watson Tel 07757 950043 Email [email protected] Christine Hall 15 Edward Road, Nuthall Tel 9386622 Jayne Baumber 44 Nottingham Road, Nuthall Tel 9272387 Maureen Towers Contact via the office please John Straw 18 Temple Drive, Nuthall Tel 07944 155241 Mark Copeland Contact via the office please. Your Parish Council 2015-2019 Una Fisher Wilson 95 Nottingham Rd, Nuthall Tel 0115 9271043 Bill Mitchell Tel 07815 500860 Linda Carter Tel 9382650 Borough and County councillor surgeries Your local Borough Councillors are Derek Burnett, Jill and Philip Owen and Paul Simpson. They hold a surgery the first Saturday of each month at the Temple Centre at 9.30am (no appointment necessary). Alternatively an appointment may be made for a surgery at the Spinney by calling 0115 9272090 or 0115 9389728 Useful Numbers Broxtowe Borough Council—0115 9177777 Nottinghamshire County Council—0300 500 8080 Crimestoppers—0800 555 111 Local Chemists:- Nuthall Pharmacy, 2 Upminster Drive—9787472 Manor Pharmacy, 27 Greens Lane—9383327 Boots, 45 Greens Lane—9272123 Queens Pharmacy, 403 Nuthall Rd—9764786 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT It seems only like yesterday when Cllr Watson put the chain of of- fice around my neck to be Chairman of Nuthall Parish Council for a year. I have enjoyed my year in office, as usual there have been pluses and minuses during the year. It is often the case that things don’t go smoothly on local Councils but with the help and backing of an excellent group of Councillors and the hard work and dedica- tion of Staff, Nuthall Parish Council is a great Council of which to be a member. I am delighted that Cllr Mick Spencer agreed to be Vice Chairman of the Council; he and his wife Cllr Rita Spencer work hard as Councillors, always willing to help when needed. We had a meeting recently with residents who were most affected by HS2 coming through Nuthall. We have requested that an alter- native route be looked at and if that is not possible then deep tun- nels should be cut underground. We completed our Neighbourhood Plan, and we hope that will help to stop any plans to build on our greenbelt land. During my year in office I am pleased to report that the Council has been awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Commitment to Workplace Health and Safety. We had a very enjoyable and interesting event given by Hanson’s Auctioneers who valued residents’ heirlooms. Charles Hanson came (you have probably seen him on the Antiques Roadshow on TV) and he talked about some of the items which people had brought in for valuation. The money raised from this event went to Cancer Research. We continue to run a successful Luncheon Club at the Temple Centre enjoyed by residents. Thank you to our Clerk and Staff for making this possible. We now have a bookcase in the entrance where you can borrow books and if you have books that you no longer want then we would be grateful if you would bring them along. The Temple Centre bookings continue to increase and there are regular hirers in on every day of the week and we have to turn down most booking requests of an evening. We are working to have good relationships with the local youth community especially with Kimberley Young Peoples’ Centre and we are venturing on an exciting new Youth Club in the summer. Cllr Linda Carter will oversee this alongside our Clerk. We have made improvements to the pavilion at the Basil Russell Recreation Ground and also the fencing and gates at Watnall Road on the park. Football, cricket and bowls are the main sports played on the ground. We have changed the way we service the grounds as a result of staffing changes and appointed two new park keepers that have settled into the community on the park well. We are hoping to provide a level of basic, good value refreshments on the park after visitors have suggested this. This is the idea of Cllr Linda Carter and she will be monitoring to see how well this is supported. In 2018/19 we have budgeted for the following: Watnall Road Park Path £4,000 New Farm Lane Road £20,500 Adult Exercise Equipment £12,000 Temple Centre DDA £25,000 We have almost finished paying off loans for past improvements to Council buildings and we have managed to keep the precept at a zero increase as we have for many years giving good value for money and still maintaining and expanding our services Outgoing Chairman—Jill Owen Police return to Nuthall Following the recent Consultation after the shock closure of the Hub at Nuthall and Kimberley we are pleased to announce that PCSO Neil Reddish will be once again able to use the Temple Centre for meeting with members of the public and working when he is tasked in the area. He gave the good news to the Monday Munch Club who were all delighted to hear that, in addition to these changes the Response teams were back in Eastwood and Kimberley Town Council would be making available their Hub (for appointments only) which will be re-opened as soon as possible. Radio changes are also assisting communications between County and City officers. We have a new Inspector, Simon Riley who is committed to Neighbourhood Policing and I hope that you will all welcome him to his new “patch”. We are lucky that we have the Temple Centre centrally placed in Nuthall and are able to offer Neil and the Police the full use of the building and even parking for his Police Bike! If you need to meet with the Police and cannot travel to Eastwood then please ask them to meet at the Temple Centre instead. You can also drop off any non-urgent letters (via the Council Clerk) if you wish to. We would like to thank all of you that took the time to respond to the survey and encourage everyone to make use of this facility now that it is back. Remember 101 for non emergency 999 for Emergency Only! Directory of what’s on in Nuthall Mondays Monday Munch Club 12.30pm at the Temple Centre Lunch and friendship in a friendly group. Contact 9519717 for details Brownies 5.45pm at St Patrick’s church hall Brownies have fun using craft and badge work and aim to increase confidence by working in small groups. Age 7 to 10. Contact Nic 07751 887784 Guides 7.30pm at St Patrick’s church hall Contact Vicky on 07818 086939 Challenge Life Fitness War Zone training 6.00pm at Temple Centre Indoor Warzone - A varied workout designed for body conditioning, fitness and weight loss. It keeps your body guessing to get the very best results. Contact Jay on 07871 015723 Train-Withe-Us 4.30pm onwards at Temple Centre Musical Theatre Classes. Various age groups. Acting, Singing, Dance and movement. Contact Catherine on 07940 755457 Tuesdays Zumba Gold 10.30am at Temple Centre Low Impact Dance Fitness Class, easy to follow and fun! Contact Karen on 07905 375067 Women’s Fellowship 2pm at Nuthall Methodist Church Contact Parish Council office for more details Weight Watchers 6pm at Temple Centre Here to help with a range of tailored options to suit you. Contact Stacey Gwyther on 03456 777788 Tuesdays ....continued Traditional Shotokan Karate 7pm at Temple Centre Traditional class aimed at beginners and intermediate students. Friendly class with good mix of students from 5 years to mature adults. Come to train, gain confidence, fitness and friends. Contact John on 07584420606 or email: [email protected] Women’s Institute (2nd week) 7.30pm at St Patrick’s church hall Contact Iris McCarthy on 0115 9700407 Three Crosses Mothers Union (3rd week Apr-June) 2pm at St Patrick’s hall annexe. Contact Pauline on 9384366 (Meetings transfer to Christ Church Cinderhill July-November) Beavers (Scouts) 6.30pm at the Scout Hut, Back Lane Contact Andy on 07729 242913 Church Bell ringers 7.45pm at St Patrick’s church Contact Richard on 9384118 Nuthall History Society (1st week) 2.30pm at the Temple Centre Talks on a variety of subjects from September to June plus summer outings with a friendly group of all ages. Visitors welcomed so just turn up! Wednesdays Tea Club (1st week) 3pm at St Patrick’s church hall annexe Short informal service followed by homemade afternoon tea. Transport can be arranged if needed. Contact 0115 877 6110 or 0115 916 5630 Lunch Club The Spinney Day Centre 10.30am on Laurel Crescent Warm atmosphere, comfy chairs, lunch provided, transport avail- able. Make new friends, play games and chat with coffee and biscuits Contact Sheila on 0115 9382862 Wednesdays....continued NMC Walking Group at Nuthall Methodist church (3rd week) Mainly “senior” walkers. Easy 4 to 5 mile (2-2.5 hrs) walk. We try to avoid steep hills etc. Own transport necessary. Having walked off plenty of calories, we finish with a reasonably priced pub lunch. Contact Mick and Margaret on 0115 9279500 Kimberley and Nuthall Memory Group Meet twice monthly at Rum- bletums, Victoria St, Kimberley 10.30am-12.30pm.
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