Free bike security marking session at Rushcliffe Arena – Saturday 18th January

January 13th, 2020

Cyclists can get their bikes securely marked with their postcode for free at a security event at Rushcliffe Arena.

Rushcliffe Borough Council’s Community Safety team and Nottinghamshire Police will host the session at the centre on Rugby Road in West Bridgford on Saturday 18 January from 10am to 12pm.

Security marking or registering a bike is a permanent way to mark a bike’s property and ensure it is returned to the rightful owner if it is stolen.

Bike users attending the event will receive advice on how to further protect their cycles from thieves with the use of stronger locks and how bikes should always be locked up in a public and well-lit area.

Weak locks can also be swapped for a ‘D’ lock at the event, whilst stocks last.

The session will also provide burglary prevention advice, 24 hr timers and shed locks to help residents keep their property secure this winter.

Vale Market Cafe – Saturday 11th January, 10am – 12noon Barnstone Village Hall

January 4th, 2020

Whatever the weather, you will receive a warm welcome at next week’s Vale Market Cafe. Catch up with friends and neighbours over delicious fresh coffee and a butty or a slice of home made cake.

Local produce available as always – eggs, bread, preserves, veg, cakes and more!

Rushcliffe ask residents for donations to The Friary between 6-10 January

January 3rd, 2020

Cropwell Bishop Surgery does not provide walk-in appointments

December 12th, 2019

Outreach Post Office cancelled today

December 10th, 2019

Due to technical problems today’s  Outreach Post Office session has been cancelled. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Vale Market Cafe Saturday 14th December 10am – 12noon Barnstone Village Hall

December 10th, 2019

Meet up with friends and neighbours this Saturday and sample the delicious coffee and butties on offer! Browse the stalls for your locally produced veg, eggs, cake, bread and much more! Father Christmas will be visiting at 11am.

New Website – ‘A History of Langar and Barnstone for Young People’

December 9th, 2019

We are pleased to report that Bill Dargue has created a new website, designed for young people, depicting the local history of our two villages. You can view the new website here. 

A permanent link is also available on the Parish website at http://langarbarnstone.co.uk/village-information/local-history/

Connect Newsletter December 2019

December 5th, 2019

For the latest news from the Metropolitan Connect Service please see the attached newsletter Newsletter December 19.