• New Kimberley Community and Business Hub begins to take shape

  31/10/2025 - Momentum is building in Kimberley, as construction of the new Kimberley Community and Business Hub, funded by the Kimberley Means Business Fund, advances with the steel framework now in place.

• Beeston Volunteers Celebrated at Mayor’s Afternoon Tea

  30/10/2025 - On 15 October, the Mayor of the Borough of Broxtowe, Councillor Robert Bullock celebrated volunteers and community leaders in Beeston at the Mayor’s Afternoon Tea.

• Transform supported to develop key skills among residents

  30/10/2025 - Broxtowe Borough Council have funded local voluntary organisation Transform to run two dynamic programmes, supporting 69 local residents to build employability skills, gain confidence, and finding meaningful ways to connect with their community, through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

• Beeston Bee Trail Takes Flight!

  29/10/2025 - Broxtowe Borough Council are buzzing to launch the Beeston Bee Trail in partnership with Beeston Civic Society – an interactive experience celebrating bees, biodiversity, and Beeston’s unique community spirit, thanks to a grant from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

• Stapleford’s Community Pavilion is officially open!

  28/10/2025 - Local people were joined by England sporting legend Dave Watson to celebrate the official opening of Stapleford’s brand-new state-of-the-art £7.5m Community Pavilion and sports pitches today (Tuesday 28 October).

• Over £13,500 Raised to Help The Helpful Bureau Purchase New Minibus

  28/10/2025 - A Stapleford based charity is one step closer to being able to buy a new mini bus to support its community services, thanks to £13,500 which was raised during Councillor Sue Paterson’s Mayoral year during 2024/5.

• Unusual item returns home to the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum

  27/10/2025 - A pair of ‘umbilical cord’ scissors have joined Eastwood’s D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum’s collection, 140 years after they were used in the home birth of the writer at the property.

• South Broxtowe Police and Stapleford Fire Service stand against male violence towards women in charity football match

  24/10/2025 - On Sunday 19 October, emergency service teams competed in a thrilling match to support the White Ribbon campaign, which aims to tackle violence against women and girls.

• Broxtowe puts residents’ voices first as engagement shows overwhelming opposition to proposed LGR options

  24/10/25 - 12,507 residents have taken part in an engagement survey undertaken by Broxtowe Borough Council about proposed local government reorganisation in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.

• Broxtowe residents supported to become financially resilient thanks to UKSPF grant

  23/10/2025 - Now in its fourth year of operation, Citizens Advice Broxtowe’s Financial Resilience Programme continues to provide hundreds of residents with support thanks to a grant from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund administered by Broxtowe Borough Council.

• Broxtowe Women’s Project celebrates Garden of Expression project from the D.H. Lawrence Festival

  22/10/2025 - This unique project, supported by Broxtowe Borough Council, saw a range of activities and events take place throughout the D.H. Lawrence Festival to support people through the power of music.

• Come and celebrate your new Stapleford Community Pavilion at Fun Day

  22/10/2025 - A day of free half-term activities is on offer to celebrate the opening of the brand-new, state-of-the-art £7.5m Stapleford Community Pavilion and sports pitches on Tuesday 28 October, 10:00am - 4:00pm.

• Access free professional support for your Broxtowe business

  21/10/2025 - Broxtowe businesses have access to a unique opportunity to receive free, expert business support, thanks to funding from Broxtowe Borough Council through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) from the UK Government.

• Countdown to Christmas: Broxtowe set to dazzle with Light Switch On events

  16/10/2025 - Broxtowe’s Christmas Light Switch On events return this November with festive cheer for all the family.

• Eastwood’s D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum to feature on Bargain Hunt

  15/10/2025 - The D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum will feature on popular, BBC show Bargain Hunt next week, showcasing some of the items in the museum’s extensive collection.

• Eastwood CEDARS Hub welcomes variety of regular free services this Autumn

  13/10/2025 - Over the coming weeks, Futures Careers Advice, the Green Doctor, and Broxtowe’s Housing Team will be hosting regular sessions in the hub at 47 Nottingham Road, Eastwood.

• Make your voice heard in Broxtowe’s Budget Consultation

  13/10/2025 - Broxtowe Borough Council has launched its annual budget survey asking residents, businesses and community leaders to share their thoughts on how we should spend our budget.

• World Mental Health Day

  10/10/2025 - Anyone can suffer from a mental health problem, and people can and do recover from them.

• Experience the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum by nightfall at Gin & Gaslight

  07/10/2025 - The D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum’s popular Gin and Gaslight event makes a return this Autumn.

• Statement from the leader regarding attack in Manchester

  03/10/2025 - Statement from the Leader of Broxtowe Borough Council, Councillor Milan Radulovic MBE, on yesterday's attack in Manchester.

• Carving celebrating Broxtowe gives fallen oak tree new purpose

  03/10/2025 - A new lease of life has been given to a dead oak tree following the completion of carving work that pays homage to Broxtowe Borough.

• Explore Lawrence Country with Museum’s Wellbeing Walks

  02/10/2025 - Combining gentle exercise with the rich local heritage of the surrounding countryside, the country of Lawrence’s heart, the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum’s monthly Wellbeing Walks are a great way to get outdoors and explore this autumn/winter.

• Joint statement from Bassetlaw District Council, Broxtowe Borough Council, Gedling Borough Council, Mansfield District Council, Newark and Sherwood District Council and Nottingham City Council

  01/10/2025 - We have seen statements and social media content from Nottinghamshire County Council, and Rushcliffe Borough Council on the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire LGR engagement exercise. There are a number of inaccuracies we feel we need to address.

• Over 11,000 take part in engagement on Local Government Reorganisation

  01/10/2025 - 11,483 people have taken part in a public engagement survey about the future of local government in Nottinghamshire.

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