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The latest chapter in The Nottingham's Doing The Right Thing For Our Communities programme sees us link up with the National Literacy Trust. From 9th September, hot on the heels of International Literacy Day, our branches will begin collecting unused books via dedicated donation points.

There are a number of sporting trophies up for grabs this summer, including the Ashes, however estate agents at our Melton Mowbray office have already got their hands on some important silverware.

StoryParks carries the slogan ‘A summer of imagination’, and as well as reading activities attendees will have the chance to take part in arts and crafts, music, Park Ranger sessions, nature trails and more.

Nottingham Building Society and Nottingham City Council announce summer collaboration for children's literacy improvement.

Allie Redmond, our Social Media and Content Manager, recently spent a morning helping our Grants for Good charity café Rumbletums to get savvy with their social!

SportsAid athletes meet Olympic medalists and Panthers players for professional sports advice.

We have donated part of our City branch window space to Framework to publicise their Rough Sleeper Helpline which can be used across Nottinghamshire for anyone who sees a rough sleeper or is sleeping rough themselves.

We’re delighted to be getting behind Framework’s annual summer fundraiser... but what will we be doing?

The Nottingham recently sponsored SportsAid Week’s #MyMiles Schools Challenge providing £5,000 match-funding as part of our ongoing partnership.

Our Stapleford branch has been named a ‘Safe Place’ for people with learning difficulties.