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Construction work begins on Stapleford’s state-of-the-art £7.5m Community Pavilion
 Construction work on a new £7.5m Community Pavilion on the Hickings Lane Recreation Ground in Stapleford has begun.
The pavilion will be a state-of-the-art, multi-use building, with a recreation and sports ground, that will replace some of the town’s out-of-date community facilities.
Due to open in 2025, it will bring local community groups together under one roof as a central hub for people of all ages to meet, learn, play, dance and keep fit.
The annual canvass is underway!
Residents will receive an email and letter as the annual canvass gets underway.
The email will ask if your household’s details on the electoral register are correct. All you need to do is follow the instructions, and you’ll be ready to have your say in upcoming elections.
This email will be sent from Broxtowe Borough Council Electoral Services so keep an eye out for it hitting your inbox.
Parks and Open Spaces Survey closes today
 Today is the final day you can contribute to the Parks and Open Spaces survey.
To help shape improvements for your parks, make sure to take part before the end of the day.
Don't see a park you'd like to comment on? The selection of parks in the survey is determined through a regular cycle which ensures all of the Council’s sites are surveyed over the course of three years.
The survey closes today.
Power of Words Family Day tomorrow
 As part of the D.H. Lawrence Festival 2024, the Museum is hosting the Power of Words Family Day on Saturday 31 August from 11am until 3pm.
The day will have storytelling, book stalls and activities for all the family. It will include a music workshop outside Eastwood Library, which will form a procession from the library to the Museum. Power of Words Day is delivered in partnership with Broxtowe Women’s Project and is funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
The D.H. Lawrence Festival runs until Saturday 14 September with a packed programme of 30+ events to enjoy.
You said, We did
 Supporting local businesses together.
You said: Improve the A610 corridor.
We did: We are working to create business growth and employment creation opportunities for the Borough.
This includes a significant proposal for a logistics site allocation in the A610 corridor which is part of the Greater Nottingham core strategy review.
Come along to free Dr. Bike servicing sessions
 You can find FREE bike servicing and minor repairs with RideWise at Beeston Train Station every Saturday afternoon between 1pm - 4pm. You must pre-book your place.
Their friendly, experienced bike mechanic will be on hand to help with all your basic bicycle needs.
See all the dates and book your place on their website.
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