• Tram shuts arts centre until 2015

  By Crlton1

  Incidentally, one point this article does not mention is that the Simon Barton mentioned in this...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 21/05/13

  

  A LANDMARK arts and cultural venue is set to close for more than a year due to the tramworks. Despite attracting audiences of thousands and playing host to the World Event for Young Artists (WEYA) last year, the venue's managing director says disagreements over business rates forced the closure. Barton's, an ex-bus depot in High Road, Chilwell, was opened in 2008. Since then it has held film festivals, farmers' markets, gigs and the...

• Late chemists Mon

  By MichaelKeaton

  Why would anybody want to comment on the opening hours of chemists?

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:23 on 19/05/13

  

  Arnold: M. N. Singh, High Street, to 6.30pm; Sainsbury's, Nottingham Road, to 10pm; Asda, Front Street, 7am to 11pm. Beeston and Lenton Abbey: Grewal Chemist, Chilwell Road, to 7pm; Jardines Pharmacy, Sainsbury's, Beeston, to 6.45pm; Manor Pharmacy, Chilwell Road, to 7pm. Bestwood: Forest Pharmacy, Arnold Road, to 7pm. Bilborough: Co-op, Bracebridge Drive, 7am to 11pm. Burton Joyce: Burrows & Close, Main Street, to 6.30pm. ...

• Footbridge go-ahead at crossing on track where Lindsey, 13, died

  By Nick2812

  IT would be cheaper to have a full time crossing guard and a lot less intrusive than this...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 17/05/13

  

  A NEW footbridge over the Robin Hood railway line where 13-year-old Lindsey Inger died last year has been given the go- ahead. Planning permission for the footbridge in Bestwood Village was granted this week for Network Rail to build a £1.5 million green bridge across the tram and rail lines, which will stand seven metres high. Ever since Lindsey Inger's death in November 2012, when she died after being hit by a tram at the...

• Delivery centre set up to help shops on tram route

  By maria_31

  the extra petrol, noise and mess these works are causing are making me ill & this is only the...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 17/05/13

  

  NEW measures have been to help the day-to-day running of businesses affected by the tram works in Beeston. Logistics consultancy Davies and Robson has been drafted in to help manage traffic in Chilwell Road as tram works continue to cause disruption. The road closed in April and will be shut for up to a year to allow for work on the new tram line to Chilwell. Around 90 businesses are affected by the closure of Chilwell Road and...

• Beeston bus station work is slowed as tram works run late

  By eddynffc

  not hard to sort that out work weekends and later at night sorted!!

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 15/05/13

  

  THE redevelopment of Beeston bus station is late because targets have been missed by the company building new tramlines through the town. The bus station is being revamped as part of extensive works , which will see tramlines run near to the existing site and reconstruction of the nearby shopping precinct. However Councillor Milan Radulovic, the leader of the Labour group on Broxtowe Borough Council, has complained that many of the...

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