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Beeston Summer Fete Takes Place This Weekend
 It’s finally here: Beeston Summer Fete takes place tomorrow!
Head on down to Broadgate Park tomorrow afternoon between 12:00pm and 4:00pm to join in the fun. The whole family will get to enjoy live stage performances, fairground rides, community stalls, free face painting, a dog show, and so much more.
The ‘We Love Beeston’ carnival parade will be marching toward the park through Beeston town centre to kick start the event! This parade will be starting from Foster Avenue at 12:00pm.
You can find details on everything happening, including the timings for our stage and details on road closures for the event, here: www.broxtowe.gov.uk/beestonsummerfete
Please consider walking, cycling or using public transport to get to this event. There is no on-site event car park, so please use town centre car parks if travelling by car and be considerate if choosing to park on surrounding residential areas.
With thanks to our event sponsor Fresh Asia (Europe)Ltd.
Live Music Tonight in Beeston and Kimberley
 Free live music returns to Beeston Square and the Cricketers Rest in Kimberley tonight from 6:00pm for another night of Friday18!
Beeston Square will host the solo Rock n Roll artist James Stevens, or dance on down to Kimberley to get moving with the trio swing band Swing Chickens.
D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum Turns 50!
 Last Sunday, 28 June, marked 50 years since the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum opened its doors to the public by former Chairman of Broxtowe District Council, Cllr Ray Hudson.
In the half century since opening, Lawrence fans have travelled from all corners of the globe to pay homage to Eastwood’s son, some from as far as New Zealand, China, and the US, but the museum has also become a favourite among many locals.
Made in Broxtowe Business Support Grants
 Thinking about starting a business in Broxtowe?
The UKSPF Ready for Premises Business Support Grant is here to help you take that next step – from idea to trading, or from home setup to your first commercial space.
- Grants available between £500 - £800.
- Support for equipment, rent, marketing, training and more.
- Applications close 20 July.
Whether you’re a pre-start or a business under 18 months old, this could give you the boost you need.
Can you find all 8 Pencil Heroes?
 Looking for a low-cost day out with the family this weekend? Check out the free interactive Stapleford Pencil Trail!
Pick up your trail maps from Stapleford Library and search for the 8 ‘Pencil Heroes’ at 8 of Stapleford’s independent businesses. Collect all 8 ‘Pencil Hero’ stickers to collect a prize from the final stop.
Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week
 This week is Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week.
Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and at ease in their community. Sadly, anti-social behaviour can take that away.
It includes any actions that cause harassment, alarm or distress—such as verbal abuse, bullying, vandalism, fly-tipping, loud or disruptive noise, or ongoing disturbances like persistent dog barking. These behaviours may seem small to some, but they can have a big impact on people’s daily lives.
We are committed to tackling anti-social behaviour across the Borough. By working closely with the police, housing providers and other partner organisations, we take a coordinated, proactive approach. Through regular multi-agency meetings, we share information, identify emerging issues, and take action together to keep our communities safe.
You can make a difference too.
If you see anti-social behaviour, please report it. Your information helps us take action and support those affected.
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