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The Nottingham are proud to have made a trio of donations that lay the foundations for ongoing support for those who need it most.
A quartet of outstanding young role models from across the country have been named The Nottingham’s Innovative Young People of 2020.
The Nottingham decided to lend a hand where we could this year with a series of donations to brilliant charitable organisations across our heartland.
A Nottingham Building Society donation of £10,000 to BookTrust will help bring a smile to the most vulnerable children in our communities over the festive season.
The Nottingham Building Society has scored again in the community with a £5,000 donation.
Member David McDowell, 63, received £25 cashback after arranging his home insurance via The Nottingham.
A summer reading and numeracy project that was forced out of Nottingham’s parks by the coronavirus pandemic has become an online hit.
We all probably have a lot more time on our hands than we usually would at this present moment in time! Here are some great ideas to help you get into a groove at home and stop any boredom creeping in.
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.
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.
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