In this newsletter:
- Nominations Open for the 2027 Broxtowe Voluntary Awards
- Gain free entry to the birthplace of one England’s greatest authors with Heritage Open Days
- Over £1.275 million invested into Kimberley’s high street businesses thanks to Kimberley Means Business Fund
- New tailored education provision coming to Eastwood thanks to UK Shared Prosperity Fund grants
- World Suicide Prevention Day
- Other news
Nominations Open for the 2027 Broxtowe Voluntary Awards
 Volunteers give so much of their free time, effort, and energy without ever asking for anything back. The Broxtowe Voluntary Awards give us all the chance to recognise these people’s contributions to their communities across the Borough, with anyone able to nominate someone they feel should be honoured and celebrated for their work.
 Gain free entry to the birthplace of one England’s greatest authors with Heritage Open Days
 This weekend, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum will be welcoming visitors for free as part of the nationwide Heritage Open Days.
Explore the birthplace of one of England’s greatest writers, an authentic Victorian miner’s home, while the expert team will be in Victorian dress and available to answer any questions you might have.
Over £1.275 million invested into Kimberley’s high street businesses thanks to Kimberley Means Business Fund
 We're proud to see the impact of the Kimberley Means Business Fund, which has now supported 52 independent businesses across the town.
Behind every project is a local business owner choosing to invest in Kimberley, helping to create a more vibrant, welcoming and prosperous town centre for residents and visitors alike.
Stapleford school children step out to officially open new safer road crossing
 A major road safety scheme on Pasture Road in Stapleford was officially opened last week, creating a safer, more accessible journey for local school children, families and the wider community.
Funded through the Stapleford Towns Fund’s active travel programme, the project includes a brand-new Puffin crossing equipped with smart sensor technology to detect pedestrians outside Albany Junior School.
New tailored education provision coming to Eastwood thanks to UK Shared Prosperity Fund grants
 New tailored education provision, Next Level Tailored Education (NLTE), coming to Eastwood thanks to UK Shared Prosperity Fund grants.
NLTE will provide education to those that have struggled in the traditional school system, and in particular those with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, developing life skills and instilling confidence in young people through tailored education.
World Suicide Prevention Day
 Yesterday was World Suicide Prevention Day.
We’re proud to support the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Suicide Prevention campaign to help Break the Silence on Suicide. Difficult situations can feel daunting, but support is available to help you navigate through the tough days.
Connecting with others is a vital step in finding the right resources to help you cope. You don’t have to face this by yourself, reach out today and let’s break the silence.
Find dedicated local support services via the NottAlone.org.uk directory.
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