 Held on 25 May, the young people of Strelley taught us older ones a big lesson! A massive big thanks to all the services who work tirelessly to make our streets clean. In particular, to the pupils and teaching staff from Djanogly Strelley Academy who came out and really made a great difference.
If you want to join the Clean Champions click here or phone 0115 8765079
A final thought. It would be rather nice if people respected their community and didn’t drop litter in the first place.
Parks and Open Spaces worked hard together with local volunteers on 18th & 19th March to replace the trees at the top of Melbury Road which had to be removed due to disease.
If you would like volunteer for any future schemes and want to find out how to get involved, please email: [email protected]
We have just agreed a £630,700 programme for improving some of the pavements and roads in Bilborough. This is money which is ring fenced for highway work and cannot be spent on anything else.
It sounds a lot but given the amount of work needed it is a drop in the ocean, nevertheless welcome. All work is done according to a technical assessment.
Some of the roads on the list are Bracebridge Drive, Burnside Green, Melbury Road, St Martin’s Road and Stagsden Crescent. We are also setting money aside for tree work and public bin replacement.
 Nottingham City Homes and Street Scene worked together with Notts Police and Fire & Rescue Service to carry out high visibility patrols, tidying of areas, fire prevention advice and fire alarm checks, as well as making a noticeable improvements to the local area – Thanks to all who took part!
Left - Playing 'soak the vicar' with Rev'd Peter Shaw.
On Friday 3rd June Birchover Community Centre’s new Management Committee organised a Jubilee celebration which attracted a large number of local families - thank you to everyone who came along!
On Saturday 4th June, St Johns hosted a Jubilee Garden Party. Both events were supported by Nottingham City Homes.
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Congratulations to Bilborough’s very own Cllr Wendy Smith, looking very dapper and regal. In May Cllr Smith was elected the new Lord Mayor of Nottingham and will serve until May 2023.
 Congratulations on the new little addition to your family Cllr Langton. We look forward to seeing you in September.
Drop-in surgeries with your local Councillors take place regularly, so why not come along to ask a question or share an idea on how to make Bilborough a better place to live.
Bilborough Library every Saturday from 3 September onwards - 10am to 11am
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