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Shotley Rose's Santa and elves' special gift to three charities

By Derek Davis

6th Jan 2024 | Local News

Santa and elves from Rose helped raise £750 (Picture: Rudolph)

Donations made by parents and grandparents to Shotley Rose initiative helped raise £750, which has been split between the three good causes.

Harkstead: Alex’s 51 mile run for Hospice in memory of dad

By Derek Davis

6th Jan 2024 | Local News

Alex Brunt taking on epic 51-mile run (Picture: Motion Fusion)

Alex’s route will go from Sudbourne Marshes, then through Woodbridge, Washbrook, Harkstead and Bucklesham, before finishing at Kirton & Falkenham Village Hall.

Another new head teacher named for Holbrook Academy

By Derek Davis

5th Jan 2024 | Local News

New Holbrook head named as Claire Elliott (Picture: Old Buckenham High)

Mrs Elliott was appointed by the Trust's governors to replace acting head George Anstee-Parry, who in turn replaced Tom Maltby last September.

Babergh awards funding to provide warm spaces on Shotley peninsula this winter

By Derek Davis

4th Jan 2024 | Local News

Warm spaces funded near you (Picture: Babergh)

Living Well in Winter’ grant was introduced in 2023 to support local VCFSE (voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise) organisations.

What's On around the stunning Shotley peninsula

By Derek Davis

4th Jan 2024 | Local News

News Year's Eve fireworks, good food and top music for all tastes this weekend for our community on the stunning Shotley peninsula.

Police and crime boss Tim Passmore proposes £13 increase in precept to fund Constabulary in 2024/25

By Derek Davis

4th Jan 2024 | Local News

Police precept increase (Picture: Nub News)

Policing Minister has given Police and Crime Commissioners the ability to raise the policing element of the precept by up to £13 per annum for a Band D property.

Shotley peninsula businesses: déjà vu all over again as activity levels and sentiment remain mixed

By Derek Davis

3rd Jan 2024 | Local News

Data for the fourth quarter of 2023 confirms the longer-term picture of a trading environment still some way off its post-pandemic peak.

Shotley peninsula trades people warned as wave of tool thefts expected over winter - how to protect vehicles

By Derek Davis

1st Jan 2024 | Local News

Motoring experts at Lease Van have warned vehicle owners that the festive season is a prime time for criminals to strike and have offered advice on how to prote.

Top five Shotley peninsula stories read by you in 2023

By Derek Davis

31st Dec 2023 | Local News

Shotley Peninsula Nub News continues to go from strength to strength with nearly 120,000 different people going to our 24/7 online news platform this year alone.

New year - new jobs on and near Shotley peninsula for 2024

By The Editor

30th Dec 2023 | Local News

Leap into a new career for 2024 (Picture: Pixabay)

Browse the best available jobs in the area on our Shotley peninsula jobs page or add your vacancy. .

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