- World Mental Health Day
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- New Kimberley Community and Business Hub begins to take shape
- Beeston Volunteers Celebrated at Mayor’s Afternoon Tea
- Transform supported to develop key skills among residents
- Beeston Bee Trail Takes Flight!
- Stapleford’s Community Pavilion is officially open!
- Over £13,500 Raised to Help The Helpful Bureau Purchase New Minibus
- Unusual item returns home to the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum
- Broxtowe puts residents’ voices first as engagement shows overwhelming opposition to proposed LGR options
- Broxtowe residents supported to become financially resilient thanks to UKSPF grant
- Come and celebrate your new Stapleford Community Pavilion at Fun Day
- Broxtowe Women’s Project celebrates Garden of Expression project from the D.H. Lawrence Festival
- Access free professional support for your Broxtowe business
- Countdown to Christmas: Broxtowe set to dazzle with Light Switch On events
- Eastwood’s D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum to feature on Bargain Hunt
- Eastwood CEDARS Hub welcomes variety of regular free services this Autumn
- Experience the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum by nightfall at Gin & Gaslight
- Statement from the leader regarding attack in Manchester
- Carving celebrating Broxtowe gives fallen oak tree new purpose
- Explore Lawrence Country with Museum’s Wellbeing Walks
- Joint statement from Bassetlaw District Council, Broxtowe Borough Council, Gedling Borough Council, Mansfield District Council, Newark and Sherwood District Council and Nottingham City Council
- Over 11,000 take part in engagement on Local Government Reorganisation
- Make your voice heard in Broxtowe’s Budget Consultation
- South Broxtowe Police and Stapleford Fire Service stand against male violence towards women in charity football match
World Mental Health Day
Mental health problems include but are not limited to:
- Stress
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Dementia
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Broxtowe Borough Council is dedicated to supporting those struggling with their mental health and has set up a Mental Health Working Group to develop more ways to provide that support to its employees and its residents.
If you live in Broxtowe and are looking to get active and improve your wellbeing, Mind Nottinghamshire are offering a Broxtowe Fitness programme. They are offering 1-month FREE access to 3 local gyms – Chilwell Olympia, Greasley Sports Hall and Bramcote Leisure Centre. At Bramcote Leisure Centre you will also be able to use the swimming pool and spa facilities too! Exercise is not only great for your physical health – it can also boost your mood and support your mental wellbeing. Whether you’re new to exercise or looking to get back on track, this is your chance take steps toward a healthier, happier you.
For more information you can call Nottinghamshire Mind on 0800 470 0203, email them at enquiries@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk or visit Nottinghamshire Mind's website (Opens in a new window). If you are concerned about your mental health, or you are worried about the mental health of a relative or someone you care for, the first thing to do is speak to your GP. They will help you decide what support is needed.
You can find more support, information, and resources here: Mental Health Support