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Broxtowe Matters Broxtowe NEWS & VIEWS - OCTOBER 2014 The Contents: Be part of the Introduction Page 2 Recycling Generation Environment Pages 3, 4, 5 & 6 General Waste Housing Garden Waste Pages 7 and 8 Community Safety Recycling Pages 9 and 10 Glass Waste & Recycling 2015 CALENDAR Pages A, B, C & D Jobs & Business Growth Pages 15 & 16 Bringing People Together Pages 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 Money Matters Pages 22 & 23 WHY WASTE TIME . Do it online . www.broxtowe.gov.uk INCORPORATING > The Vision for Broxtowe Borough Council PULLOUT Listening and responding to ensure the < Collection and delivery of efficient and effective services NEW Textile Kerbside 2015 CALENDAR See Centre Pages Environment Environment Introduction How Is Your Town Centre Protecting and Enhancing the Environment Performing? Broxtowe Council is committed to How is your nearest taking responsibility to protect and town centre performing? enhance the environment for its future Broxtowe residents, generations and in our Corporate Plan shoppers and business owners are being we have pledged that recycling and encouraged to get online composting levels in the borough will and have their say to help rise to 50% by 2016 and residual waste inform new initiatives to levels will fall to 455kgs per household Ruth Hyde OBE Milan Radulovic MBE regenerate Broxtowe town by 2016. Chief Executive Leader of the Council centres. Recycling levels as of the end of June The questionnaire is Mayor of the Borough of Broxtowe, Councillor Stan Heptinstall Last year a number of residents said MBE is joined by Broxtowe Borough Council’s Grounds 2014 were 42.9%. A number of exciting available online on the Maintenance Team. new projects are helping to slowly push they liked to receive a refuse collection Council’s website at this figure upwards including red lidded calendar each year. We listened to what www.broxtowe.gov.uk/ Mown Over By The Success you said and have decided that the most bins for glass recycling and a new textile towncentresurvey and Celebrations were in full Bramcote and Bramcote recycling scheme about to be introduced. cost effective way to do this is to include is quick and easy to fill in, the calendar as part of Broxtowe Matters. swing at Bramcote Hills Old Church Tower also using a series of drop down Park in July as Mayor of retained their awards. We know that we can’t achieve this You will find your new 2015 calendar boxes and point and click the Borough of Broxtowe, on the centre pages of this newsletter The Green Flag award target without your help and over the answers. Councillor Stan Heptinstall years residents have demonstrated their together with other exciting news about demonstrates a high The Town Centre MBE joined members of kerbside textile recycling, free glass bins standard of maintenance backing for this challenge by supporting the Council’s Grounds Management team are and cleanliness together our waste and recycling initiatives. and how to pay for your garden waste bin. Maintenance Team and keen to hear from as many with a commitment to residents, tradesmen, Friends of the park to mark The introduction of a payment for We will keep you up to date with any sustainable environmental retailers, business owners the 9th consecutive year garden waste was widely supported by changes to our waste collection service management. and shoppers from each it has been awarded the residents and it’s now very easy to pay – a good way of getting up to the minute of Beeston, Eastwood, prestigious Green Flag. For more information visit information is by following us on twitter for your garden waste bin online at www. Kimberley and Stapleford www.broxtowe.gov.uk/ @broxtowebc. If you forget what day Colliers Wood, Moorgreen broxtowe.gov.uk/gardenwasteform parks or www.youtube. and will be promoting the also retained its Green Flag We have been delighted with the take-up your bin will be collected it’s easy to com/broxtowebc to questionnaires across the for the 7th year running of the scheme so far. find out online by clicking on “when’s see a video of some of borough. and the borough’s two my collection” on the front page of our Broxtowe’s parks and Community Green Flag sites website and typing in your postcode. The questionnaire open spaces. Finally, if you need to report a missed bin, will run until Friday at Alexandrina Plantation / Sandy Lane Open Space, you can send a text message to 60075. 5th December. Broxtowe Matters is published twice a Start the message with ‘BROX MISSED’ year by Broxtowe Borough Council and and include your postcode and house For more information, Swap-a-Lock the Broxtowe Borough Partnership to keep number - i.e. ‘BROX MISSED NG9 1AB contact Broxtowe residents informed about its services and 32’. Borough Council on TravelRight and on travel and transport, the work it does in the borough. 0115 917 3446 or email Nottinghamshire Police including free timetables, It costs just 18.5p per copy to print and So thank you for your enthusiastic towncentres@broxtowe. recently teamed up to guides and maps. help reduce bike theft distribute Broxtowe Matters to more than participation in our recycling gov.uk TravelRight provides free by holding swap-a- 50,000 homes and businesses in the family and adult cycle initiatives. lock sessions across borough. It is produced from sustainable training, cycle maintenance resources from managed forests so that Nottinghamshire, including classes, bespoke travel new trees grow to replace the wood cut With your help we will keep in Broxtowe. for pulping. If you do not wish to keep moving forward. planning advice and travel this magazine for future reference, please During the events, a total support for residents who recycle it in your green-lidded recycling bin. of 575 people traded in gain new employment, their old bike locks for a covering Broxtowe, Gedling Broxtowe Matters is printed by Mercia free “Sold Secure Silver and North Nottingham. Image, an independent company, and approved” lock. distributed by the Royal Mail. WHY WASTE TIME . Visit www.travelright. We welcome your comments and views Each session also had org.uk, email travelright. so if you would like to make a comment a free Dr Bike mechanic [email protected]. about this newsletter please contact on hand who serviced uk or tweet Broxtowe Borough Council’s Corporate 46 bikes and TravelRight @TravelRightBrox Communications on 0115 917 3743/3825. Do it online . www.broxtowe.gov.uk advisors who gave advice 2 Broxtowe MATTERS - October 2014 3 Memorial Unveiled To Commemorate WW1 Environment The Memorial Gardens of those who lost their lives at Mansfield Road during World War 1. Recreation Ground, Environment Led by the UK charity Fields Eastwood were unveiled in Trust in partnership with as the first Fields In Trust The Royal British Legion, Win Vouchers with Centenary Field in the East the programme ensures Midlands in August at a that there will be a space to Work more than 5 miles away? Car sharing is widely used for commemoration service to remember those who gave different kinds of trips throughout the borough, but not a popular mark the centenary of the their lives during the conflict method when it comes to travelling to work. To find out if a start of the First World War. car-share could work for you, join www.nottinghamshare.com. and protect valuable green You never know, there may be someone else who does the A memorial stone was also space. TravelRight is part of the Sustainable Travel Collective Ltd, unveiled to mark the event same journey and you could share petrol costs! For more information, a charity promoting and encouraging the development and and in remembrance. use of sustainable forms of travel. Only 19% of local residents surveyed said they have no access contact 0115 917 3743, Centenary Fields is open email env@broxtowe. TravelRight Broxtowe are giving local people who live to a car at all. Eastwood, Beeston and the Rylands in particular, to all local authorities to gov.uk or or visit www. and work in the borough a chance to win a 1st prize £25 show clusters of people without access to a car. protect war memorial youtube.com/broxtowebc Decathlon voucher or 2nd prize £10 Mango travel card, TravelRight now run weekly cycle training and leisure rides in fields, parks and green to see a video slideshow simply by answering questions correctly. Five runners up these two areas, as well as in Stapleford, with free cycle hire, spaces created in memory of the event. will also receive a £5 Mango card. maps and instructors who can give cycle route advice. The new memorial To be in with a chance to win simply read the information TravelRight can also give journey planning advice covering below, answer the following questions and send your different modes of travel including the best public transport £118,000 Park Improvements answers to [email protected] ticketing options. They offer volunteer opportunities and may Over £118,000 has been and new junior football Tax Funding to improve the around the perimeter of by 10th December 2014. be able to offer support with transport costs if you are in new allocated to improving goals. paths and access points to these two popular parks. employment or training. 1 Out of residents surveyed, which mode of transport Parks and Open Spaces the site. Flixton Road Open resulted in the most common method of travel For more information, contact 0115 917 3423, email in Broxtowe thanks to For more information, Space, Kimberley: please contact [email protected] or find them on funding from the Council’s Hall Park, Eastwood - overall? Autumn 2014 – work is Twitter @travelrightbrox and Facebook at www.facebook.
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