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Nottingham Navigator On-street unit and graphics Theatre Royal Old Market Square The Nottingham Navigator units designed Broadmarsh Shopping Centre by Streetwise have been developed to incorporate the City’s existing fingerpost system. Broadmarsh Welcome to Nottingham • You are in Canal Street This display is part of Nottingham Navigator, a network of information panels to help you find all that our city centre has to offer. More information on its zones can be found on the reverse. How far is it from here to? Broadmarsh zone Distance Walking Time Royal zone (north) s s s s w Royal Centre (G6) 760 metre 11-14 minute The Broadmar h zone i the gate ay to the city centre for The Nottingham Trent University (F5) 1,136 metres 17-21 minutes many visitors to Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland S s sS s Victoria zone (north) tation and Broadmar h Bu tation ituated here. There are Victoria Centre (F7) 771 metres 12-14 minutes lots of places to shop in this zone, particularly in the Victoria BusStation (E7) 1,158 metres 17-22 minutes s S S Broadmar h hopping Centre, entered from Collin treet, Castle zone (west/centre) Lister Gate and Middle Pavement. Nottingham Castle (K4) 362 metres 5-7 minutes Nottingham Playhouse (H4) 780 metres 12-15 minutes Old Market Square (H6) 543 metres 8-10 minutes As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy k s a stroll along the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of Lace Mar et zone (ea t) National Ice Centre &Arena (H10) 798 metres 12-15 minutes the many waterside bars and restaurants. Nottingham Contemporary (J8) 382 metres 6-7 minutes NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum (J9) 416 metres 6-8 minutes Broadmarsh zone (south) Nottingham Train Station (L8) 281 metres 4-5 minutes Broadmarsh Shopping Centre (J7) 157 metres 2-3 minutes A 123456789101112 A60 Mansfield Road to: t NET Park and Ride Illumination Key Goose Fair Site, City Hospital (A611) A6 Mansfield, Sherwood Forest (A614) 0 M A NO Nottingham Navigator One way streets N S R Information Point F T H I H E U Pedestrianised L N S B D T H I Nottingham Tourism N R E G R O Centre Restricted vehicle Scale: D W A O D O Victoria 0 50 100 N access A O S metres D D T Car parking D S I Tram route and stops S T zone O N Taxi ranks D Walking distance: S ET M R Coach drop T RE R ST A H H G It will take approximately 5 minutes to walk this far E T Toilets off points R N U E FO L O T FU S The information panel will N R F O O IE B T Disabled toilets SkyLink bus C R T D S E T RE L O ST H O N EL D O E S W T P R Shopmobility UniLink 4 bus Tram route to: t H G ARBORETUM H E U IN The Forest L O T A C R N L LM 40 L S A W A T D E Park & Ride, W I N Open space UniLink 34 bus R D N I O W A G K Phoenix Park and T Y EE O V ILL STR D T E G D A T Hucknall R D O S L E N W N Heli-pad Park & Ride Link 1 bus S E N T A Y OAT S S M T BLUEC Y T E S S R O R E T T R R E R EE F EET R K Moorings Park & Ride Link 2 bus R E E DEN ST T T E AMP E A H T T S RE E T G D T R E E T 70 18 VICTORIA Royal D 49 4 A BUS O STATION R be back-lit using prismex G N D S RD IO O H A zone AKE ON N L S I U O D PEA UN R 66 R S E ST T M REE 13 S L T KS L IT R E H O A M W L E S S 51 D T S S C ’ O S GENERAL CEMETERY T 30 A T N U L N E A610 to: E T 37 P A 58 H M1 Juncti on 26 N T THE N C O S Z 59 S C L t NOTTINGHAM H R ST MARY’S REST A CHAUCER STREET T H E S U R TRENT G A R 46 U PERTH ST C GARDEN E 11 L D 6 WOOD ST R H 1 N UNIVERSITY A R G C S A U 0 D 61 5 Lace A H S W N L O O 54 S H FR N O T L O H ST I E T VICTORIA N A609 to: S U K T D S G O T C Market Wollaton Park N Y SQ E I BA R S IT CENTRE R DO TH R 56 38 RIN S T 68 S E M T TR University of Nottingham D T S EE ET E R T N T RE T I M N Jubilee Campus ST T E E S zone T I E O H L K 10 14 T D ST T panels and LEDs. B THE T 14 t L R R F A O A609 ILK T TALBOT ST S CORNERHOUSE A E ESTON REET N RD LLATO T W E CANNING WO N ST RE S D T ET ROYAL 10 E CIRCUS T 50 CONCERT R G B T N D T E R E S R R HALL W O E KI B 15 N K I Y A N O W A R M I T VICTORIA R N I O L K A 15 O A T CONVENT ST D THEATRE F G K Y S T L STR T S T EE T H O K IAMEN T R LEISURE ROYAL PARL E B N E L WOLLATON STREET WER A L LO E E R T CENTRE T T DERBY RD C W O H T H D 55 S 0 C P K L 20 E O E C A U S 6 I W G E R G S N t A U ET Q T T A E M A R B R N L S T G E E L S U N I R T T M K E N B RO E E O L E A6200 to: T M 47 S B IA S E E A E R H L R R D E T R A T AR R N T T Derby (A52) R I P 42 E G O T E A L E D 62 R A R K O S C C 8 L E S ST E G M1 Junction 25 E P S LN ST G O E O L P T LINC K T S U T 9 L CO E ALBERT T S H T QMC G R RE E 12 H T S 48 R HALL U HALL E T S G 12 T R University of Nottingham T T 20 E E BOSTON R R E R A E E S C S E E T T E HA L E E GS P Y T T T EL T T L H A BAR O R H N O E NOTTINGHAM G N A612 to: R 29 E U O D T PLPLAYHOUSEAYHOUSE N WELLINGTON W GEDLIN Colwick 16 ANGEL WE D E S 13 33 ST ONG ROW GOOSE GATE HOCKLEY D Nottingham - CIRCU ROW L PELH R W S AM STRE L O HI E LONG ROW ITHY R T T T L Racecourse SM R S G ON E E RLT L M 4 H A W COUNCIL E C Green’s Mill P O H 27 OLD 6 T A A 35 HOUSE ACK LANE B W MARKET OOLP N UT Southwell R W E R I IA ST L E D CHEAPSIDE E O ST MARY'SST GATE K G TOR L S SQ E N R Newark (A46) E W N M T ARAD VIC T T P POULTR TH Y WARSER GATE53 DE S E I S B A M S P E T C S 17 X R AR A H R R ’S A T E C NE T A E 5 E LA 60 M S H OTTL E H B D N R T E 2 O A 7 T NATIONAL R A E IA N V N M S C W A E R A G E L W G T ICE CENTRE R E T N J E B O H Y O I S E W R P T E E E R W AT S AND A E R E S K N E I S G E T W S D K R A L ’ M T A A L ER H R R GATE TRENT FM T E L BARKE L R R ET R Y P C E K S R E G T E E A A S T 3 E ARENA P T IA T S E E E 9 T N N R M T P T L R GATE O U F 65 F HE T S S I PILC A T H T B E O ’S S H YARD A 6 R S B E T S N M E ANE L 1 E L L S I S G F 67 M T O T T M R A A L A P A B D Y 2 J G A A X T A W A R S A S T E u T D R N P T S R P R S E T E L M S 8 I UN 11 U AN T E O 57 Y PL DE H G E J L ’ LOW S I A PA A VEME T M R L NT T In addition the zone LE E M MIDD P G E T STRE I T O AV N FOO S Y E O E ENN E A T P S E W M S A T ’ E T OW S E E AN I N E L T D T OL GA T L R H ER E M H 63 ISH M E S IG F R E T G AR I 26 H T P R A A T D P RI G A AV ILL S A E O F D A E G D M H Castle N T 23 E IN U L N NT AL T L P HO R S F E M E CA O E TR L I R 24 P A A 1 H D UM R POPLAR STREET E N I L zone T L Q P A S P S S 21 G L T T L AD LE W BROADMARSH RO T O N AS AD 64 CLIFF RO U TO C A SHOPPING E N C Y PO G L H A CENTRE S L P J 28 T L H A NOTTINGHAM E A N CASTLE R M E O S 25 A ET 32 TRE T CI D COLLIN S CITY LINK TY LINK 52 69 R T E EE 44 22 2 E TR T S ANAL L name, logo and five 31 BROADMARSH C PEV 1 41 O E N RIL BUS STATION D 19 D A6005 to: RIV A E LBI O Queen’s Medical Centre ON ST N T T University Hospital NHS Trust TREE 36 R R E K AL S O Nottingham University CAN N C A T T Beeston/Long Eaton A D RD E R Showcase Cinema EVA E 34 S R UL R T T I O R Castle Marina Retail Park E B N STL S G E CA D footbridge T E 6005 R O T TREET t A O N ION S F A T TA S S L I You T R W are E 45 E 43 here T NOTTINGHAM L RAILWAY STATION 3 illuminated acrylic disks 39 6 Safer, cleaner, ambitious 7 QUEEN’S ROAD L A453 to: O N Nottingham M1 Junction 24 (southbound) D East Midlands Airport, Donington Park O A60 to: Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, N A city we’re all proud of Ashby De-La-Zouch (A453), Birmingham (M42) National Water Sports Centre, Loughborough, RD Riverside Retail Park, Castle Marina Retail Park 3 Newark/Leicester (A46), Grantham (A52) M Nottingham Trent University Clifton Campus A60 45 This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with A the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller t u of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright.
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    The IRISMagazine Autumn 2019 IT’S PANTOMIME SEASON! COLOURFUL HANDS CHERISH ME For Parents Of Children And Young People With Special Educational Needs And Disabilities in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CONTENTS 2 Rumbletums 3 Autumn Recipes 3 Cherish Me 4 It’s Pantomime Season RUMBLETUMS Rumbletums, in Kimberley, is a community hub Colourful Hands with a café and supported training project. The 4 group began eight years ago as an idea between parents of children with learning disabilities and 5 Support and Advice additional needs. They noticed that there was a for the New School lack of opportunities for their children and others like them to develop the skills and experience Year needed to succeed in life and decided to do something about. YOUNG PEOPLE’S ZONE The café opened in 2011, with a fully voluntary staff base and has grown organically over time. Fundraising and 6 - 11 Events generous donations from local people and businesses has meant that the project has been able to grow organically and now employs a number of full-time staff, who work 12 Independent alongside the volunteers and trainees. Living: Travel and Transport The café provides an opportunity for 16-30 year olds with learning disabilities and additional needs, such as physical Nottingham disabilities, to work in a café environment. With a variety of roles to fill, trainees could be working in the kitchen or front of house, depending on their comfort levels, abilities 13 Beauty and preferences. Shifts last a maximum of three hours. Instagrammers with Disabilities Trainees benefit from a wide range of experiences and skills outside the café too.