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Anna Soubry MP

Working hard for Broxtowe


27th September 2019
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Hello again,
I was delighted to attend our Mayor's Civic Service in Greasley on Sunday afternoon. Mick Brown is proving to be a popular and respected Mayor and it was good to see such a large turnout at St Mary's. 
I was pleased to be back in Parliament on Wednesday morning though by the end of the evening I would gladly have caught the train home.
I get no pleasure from reporting that our Prime Minister used deeply offensive and disgraceful language quite deliberately to further divide our country with some Trump-like populism which has no place in our politics.
It was the language and tone that Boris Johnson chose to use that was the problem and his describing threats to MPs like myself as "humbug" caused distress and disgust in many of us.
We really must begin to bring this sorry chapter in our country's history to a close. The duty of our Prime Minister is to lead us to a better more unified place and I have no doubt that Boris Johnson is not the person to do it.
Parliament is now back in business though I suspect we will be lawfully prorogued in just over a week's time.

I hope you have a good weekend.
As ever,
Anna 
Car Store saved
I am very pleased to hear from the owners Pendragon, that the Car Store in Chilwell Meadows will remain open and is not one of 200 sites that will close. I hope their planning application will be successful so that the business works better for local residents as well as customers. 
 

Chilwell School Visit


I visited Chilwell School this morning and fully support their ambitions for a new school. The buildings were constructed as part of a wave of new schools in the late sixties and early seventies in Nottinghamshire, including my old school in Worksop the Hartland Comprehensive. Known as clasp buildings, they are simply no longer fit for purpose and I think Chilwell is one of the last surviving secondary school buildings of its type in the county. With vital repairs estimated to cost £9 million it makes considerably more sense to build a modern, eco-efficient school for the considerable benefit of students and staff. I will accordingly be writing to the Secretary of State for Education and Notts County Council. 
Congratulations to the owner Hisham Kalam and all the staff of The Fabric Place in Beeston on 50 years in business. I was delighted to attend the celebrations with our Mayor Councillor Mick Brown, Claire-Louise Hardie from the TV programme Sewing Bee and of course Hisham. 
£18K win for Stapleford Town FC 
Popular football Club Stapleford Town has been awarded over £18,000 to improve its facilities. Changing rooms will be updated and there will be new dugouts and railings. The funding has come from the Football Stadia Improvement Fund which is mainly funded by the Premier League. 

Parliament


The decision of the Supreme Court to quash the unlawful suspension of Parliament came as a pleasant surprise. The House of Commons resumed work on Wednesday morning and discussed a number of important matters, including the collapse of the Thomas Cook travel company and our preparedness (or otherwise) for Brexit. 

The Prime Minister then gave a statement; I have already described his language and demeanour and the reaction from many of us to it. Such was my concern I made a point of order which you can watch here.

I had previously asked Boris Johnson about the Supreme Court Judgement and you can read my question here .
 

What's on in Broxtowe

Saturday 28th September 2019

Kimberley W1 Autumn Fayre
10am - 1pm
Where: K
ettlebrook Lodge, Eastwood Road, Kimberley, Nottingham NG16 2HX
What's On: Entry £1, including tea/coffee and biscuits. Children free (must be accompanied by an adult). Variety of stalls - crafts, books, cakes.
Saturday 28th September

Stapleford Community Group Meeting: Stapleford Carnival 2020
2pm Start
Where
The Equalized Club, Albert Ave, Stapleford, Nottingham NG9 8ET
What's On: Meeting organised by Stapleford Community Group to discuss and prepare for the Stapleford Carnival, which is set to take place on Saturday 18th July 2020. If you would like to get involved, please email [email protected]  to register your attendance at the meeting.
Saturday 5th October

Stapleford Community Group Meeting: #Stapleford Remembers
4pm Start
Where
The Equalized Club, Albert Ave, Stapleford, Nottingham NG9 8ET
What's On: Meeting organised by Stapleford Community Group to discuss and prepare for the commemoration of VE Day, VJ Day and Remembrance Day 2020. If you would like to get involved, please email [email protected]  to register your attendance at the meeting.
Saturday 19th October 2019

Stapleford Community Group Day Trip to London
7:30am Departure from Stapleford
Where: 
Leaving Washington Drive, Stapleford, NG9 8PY
 What's On: Leaving London at 5pm to return home. Drop off and pick up in London is near Parliament so easy access for shopping and sightseeing.  £15 per person per seat. If you need a car seat you can supply your own. Folding wheelchairs can be safely stored under the coach if you want to take one along. Contact us at [email protected] or call 07740344427 for further information.  
Term Time: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays

2nd Beeston Sea Scouts
Mondays: 6:45pm - 8:15pm Cubs (8-10.5 year olds)
Thursdays: 6:15pm - 7:30pm Beavers (6-8 year olds)
Fridays: 7:30pm - 9pm Scouts (10.5-14 year olds)
Where2nd Beeston Sea Scout Land HQ, Lilac Grove, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 1PP.
What's On: Scouts aims to build and develop young people’s confidence, sense of adventure and outdoor skills, as well as encouraging them to explore their beliefs and attitudes and be creative.  It offers them the independence to put these skills into practice at camps and even on international trips. To find out more, please click here.
Every Monday

Monday Munch Club
Arrive by 12:15pm for 12:30pm lunch 
Where: The Temple Centre, Nottingham Road, Nuthall, NG16 1DP
What's On: Come and enjoy a meal at the Temple Centre. As well as food, there are regular speakers and games such as quizzes and bingo for everyone to enjoy. Please call or email Sue on 0115 9519717 or [email protected].
Every Monday

Chilwell Age Concern Club
10am - 3pm
Where: The Scout Hall, Attenborough Lane, NG9 5JN
What's On: Club that cares for the elderly in a safe and friendly environment. Enjoy games and events, lunch can be provided. For further information, call Eileen on 0115 9677260.
Every Monday

Trowell Adult Activities Club (Badminton)
7pm - 10pm
Where: Trowell Parish Hall, Trowell
What's On: Badminton and table tennis in a fun, friendly social atmosphere. Open to all over 18 years old. Tickets cost £3.50. Call 07870216510 for further details.
Every Monday and Wednesday

Beeston Job Club
10.00am - 12.00pm
Where: Hope House, Boundary Road, Beeston, NG9 2RF
What's On: Drop in sessions to get guidance, help and support in any search for employment.
Every Tuesday

Beeston Job Club
10.00am - 12.00pm
Where: Beeston Library, Foster Avenue NG9 1AE
What's On: Drop in sessions to get guidance, help and support in any search for employment.
Every Tuesday (Term Time)

Art Group
1:45pm - 4:15pm
Where: Bramcote Memorial Hall,
Church St, Bramcote, Nottingham NG9 3HD
What's On: This friendly group now has more spaces, pop in any Tuesday and see if you would like to join us.  Beginners welcome, all mediums.  Free car park, refreshments included, small term fees. Contact; Pauline 0115 8376895.
Every Tuesday and Thursday

Wander the Waterways in Beeston
11:00am - 12:30pm
Where: Meet at Canalside Heritage Centre, Beeston, BG9 1LZ
What's On: Come and enjoy a walk along the canal in Beeston. All footpaths are suitable for wheelchairs and abilities. Children are welcome to come along too. Contact [email protected] or phone 0115 9221773 for more information.
Last Tuesday and Second Wednesday of every Month

Heart 2 Heart Cardiac Support Group


Where: Tuesday - 10am - 12 noon, Toton Tesco Community Room, Swiney Way, Toton, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 6QX.
Wednesday - 7pm - 9pm, Highfields Fire Station, Hassocks Lane, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2GQ.

 
What's On: Meeting group where those suffering from heart conditions or those who are caring for someone can share their stories and advice in a safe environment. Cardiac nurses from Primary Integrated Community Services attend each meeting, giving advice and one-to-one talks.
Wednesdays

Lunch Club
10:30am
Where: The Spinney Day Centre, Laurel Crescent, Nuthall NG16 1EW
What's On: A great opportunity to make new friends, play games and chat with coffee and biscuits. Lunch is provided and transport is available. Call Shelia on 0115 9382862 for further information.
Wednesdays

New Beginnings Art Group
1:30pm - 3:30pm
Where: The Oasis Centre, Union Street, Beeston, NG9 2LU.
What's On: New Beginnings Art Group meets weekly, bringing together people who are unable to work anymore owing to illness or injury, and are interested in art (Fees may apply). Please click here for more information, or call Greg on 07847096141.
Alternate Wednesdays

Friendship Group for retired and senior citizens
2pm-4pm
Where: St Helens Church, Stapleford
What's On: A chance to socialise and have lunch together. There are quizzes and speakers are arranged to speak to the group. Please contact St Helens Parish Office on 0115 939 9958 for more information. 
First Wednesday of every Month

Stapleford & District U3A Monthly Meetings
2-4pm
Where: Stapleford Methodist Church, Eaton's Road, NG9 7EA
What's On: Are you retired or work part time? Do you want to share fun, friendship and informal learning in a vibrant, enjoyable and varied way? Then why not come along to find out what the U3A is about and join in the activities which includes monthly meetings, speakers and a wide range of interest groups. For more information click here. 
Every other Wednesday (Fortnightly)

WIGWAM Cancer and Wellbeing Support
10:45am - 12:15
Where: Middle Street Resource Centre, Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2AR.
What's On:  In association with charity, Yes To Life, which is at the forefront of a new movement to revolutionise the way cancer is viewed and treated in the UK, WIGWAM provides a place to learn and share. The meeting aims to provide a safe place for people to receive flexible, non-prescriptive support. For further information please click here.
Every other Wednesday (Fortnightly)

Knit'n'Stitch'n'Natter
7pm-9pm
Where: Cliffe Hill House, 22-26 Nottingham Road, Stapleford, NG9 8AA.
What's On: Gathering for needlecrafters to share their projects and learn from each other. Please come along to discuss what you would like to see happen at future meetings. Parking as available at the back of the building via Cliffe Hill Avenue. 

The cost is £3 and hot drinks and biscuits are included.
Contact [email protected] or phone 07850 985349 for more information.
Thursday 

Haven Eagles
2pm-4pm
Where: Haven Centre, Wadsworth Road, Stapleford, NG9 8BD
What's On: The Eagles is a Seniors Group that meet for talks, singalongs and trips out. Anyone over 50 is welcome. 
 
Thursdays 

Outdoor Walking Netball
1:30pm - 3pm
Where: Chilwell
Memorial Hall Grass Courts, 129 High Rd, Beeston, Nottingham NG9 4AT
What's On: Walking Netball is a slowed down version of the game of netball, designed for anyone looking to exercise in a relaxed, supportive and friendly environment. Current our sessions are facilitated by an England Netball coach to provide encouragement and support. Contact for further information: [email protected] or 07791878766.
Second Thursday of Every Month

Attenborough District Probus Club

10am - 12pm
Where: Bowls Club Pavilion, Attenborough, except in June and December when we meet at a local restaurant.
What's On: Attenborough District Probus Club currently has vacancies for new members. We welcome retired or semi-retired business or professional men to enjoy a friendly monthly meeting with a variety of informal talks, following which several of us take lunch together at a local pub. To find out more please contact our Chairman, Ron Glen on 0115
8750435 or the Secretary Martin Lippmann on 07504 068302.
 
Every third Saturday

Beeston Parkinson's Café
10am - 12pm
Where: Catholic Church Hall, Foster Avenue, Beeston, NG9 1AE.
What's On: Friendly, informal gatherings offering information and mutual support for people with Parkinson's disease. Drop in, no need to book.
For more details please call 07851 651 988 
Every First Sunday

Free Sunday Breakfast Club
9am
Where: The Temple Centre, 44 Nottingham Road, Nuthall, Nottingham, NG16 1DP.
What's On: Run by the United Family International Church at the Temple Centre (Next to the Methodist Church) , this monthly group meets on the first Sunday at 9am to share a freshly cooked English breakfast.
TENNIS CLUB

Do you like playing Tennis ?

There are now places available at Chilwell Memorial Hall. There are three courts to play on, open over the summer period. All ages are welcome.

Cost including membership of Memorial Hall £80.00 + £2 each per session.
Please contact :- Christine Ball 01159225708.
Anna Soubry MP
97 High Road, Beeston, NG9 2LH
0115 943 6507
[email protected]
www.annasoubry.org.uk
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