• Broxtowe Borough to discuss remedial works at Chilwell Quarry

  26/01/24 - Residents will be aware of the recent landslide due to adverse weather conditions at the Chilwell Quarry site in October 2023, and Broxtowe Borough Council understand that this is very concerning for residents who live close to the site.

• Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire amongst those to receive Council’s highest honours

  25/01/2024 - The Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, Sir John Peace was one of 5 Nottinghamshire residents to be honoured as Broxtowe Borough Council admitted new Freemen and Aldermen of the Borough last night (24 January). The titles of Honorary Alderman, Freeman and Freedom of Entry are the highest honours that Broxtowe Borough Council can bestow.

• ‘All That Jazz’ Charity Dinner: A Night of Music and Glamour

  24/01/24 - The Mayor of the Borough of Broxtowe, Councillor Teresa Cullen is offering a tempo-rary evening escape to her ‘All That Jazz’ speakeasy themed dinner in support of the Broxtowe Community Fund.

• New festival in Broxtowe receives £30k from the Arts Council

  23/01/24 - A new cultural festival in Broxtowe has received £30,000 in Arts Council funding. The festival will run across June and will include a diverse cultural mix of theatre performances, art workshops, film showings, live music, a children’s writing competition and an art exhibition.

• Budding entrepreneurs in Broxtowe are invited to a free start-up bootcamp

  23/01/24 - A free, two-day online bootcamp is offering aspiring entrepreneurs in Broxtowe the tools they need to set up and run a successful business.

• Domestic Abuse Survivors showcase art and poetry at latest D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum Exhibition

  19/01/24 - A new exhibition of poetry and art created by survivors of domestic abuse has opened at the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum in Eastwood.

• Discover the “Iron Giant” as part of the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum’s wellbeing walk programme

  17/01/24 - A wellbeing walk programme which brings gentle exercise together with local heritage, history and a chance to connect with others will return next month and one of the first walks of the year will offer a unique opportunity to discover ‘the Iron Giant’, more formally known as Bennerley Viaduct.

• Latest update on Brinsley Headstocks

  17/01/24 - Earlier this year, the Brinsley Headstocks were fenced off from the general public after an inspection from a structural engineer highlighted that the wooden structure was at risk of imminent collapse.

• Broxtowe Marks Holocaust Memorial Day

  16/01/24 - The Broxtowe Community will come together at a short ceremony later this month to mark the 22nd annual event on Friday 26 January which will take place in the Walled Garden at Bramcote Hills Park at 11.00am.

• Major incident declared in Nottinghamshire due to flooding

  04/01/24 - A major incident has been declared along the River Trent in Nottinghamshire due to flooding and the risk of further flooding caused by Storm Henk.

• Two Former Youth Mayors Representing the Community as Local Councillors

  03/01/24 - Two former Broxtowe Youth Mayors are now serving local people after being elected as Local Councillors. They now want to inspire other young people to get involved in Broxtowe’s Youth Voice.

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