News in Shotley Peninsula

Babergh has published its draft five-year housing land supply statements – outlining the anticipated supply of new homes between now and 2026 on the Shotley peninsula and other parts of the district.

The National Planning Policy Framework requires councils to identify and update a supply of specific deliverable sites which are capable of providing a minimum of five years' worth of housing against their housing requirement. This is known as the housing land supply.

Drone pilot and video maker Luke Macaulay has released his latest coverage of a herd of deer on the Shotley peninsula.

Holbrook based Luke went back to his roots to capture the grazing herd that appeared unperturbed by the drone.

Enjoy various events on the Shotley peninsula as Nub News offers a free weekly round up of What's On in our villages each weekend.

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of the events in our What's On section for the coming weekend.

Brantham youth manager Dan Hart hailed his young side despite a 4-2 FA Youth Cup defeat by Stevenage FC, last night.

Nearly 300 fans watched as Brantham under-18 competed in a historic tie watched by nearly 300 fans at the Leisure Centre ground, as they reached the first round proper of the competition for the first time in the club's history.

Thursday's trivia

Which Nordic country is known as the "Land of Fire and Ice"?

Enjoy various events on the Shotley peninsula as Nub News offers a free weekly round up of What's On in our villages each weekend.

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of the events in our What's On section for the coming weekend.

Enjoy one roast at the Outlook and get the second for half price.

Located on Fox's Marina in Wherstead you can take in the view of the bobbing boats, while enjoying delicious roast and maybe a glass of wine too.

Details of this year's remembrance service at Shotley's St Mary's Church have been revealed, with slight changes to the usual order.

Instead of the service first in the church, then going out to face the cold Autumnal weather, wreaths will be laid first at the Royal Naval war cemetery, starting at 1045, on Sunday November 14.

Wednesday's wonderful fact

Did you know there was a successful Tinder match in Antarctica in 2014.

It may be the biggest game in the history of Brantham Athletic's Under 18s, but such is the players' single-minded determination, there will be nothing special in the pre-match preparation.

The young Imps take on Stevenage FC's academy side in the First Round Proper of the FA Youth Cup at Brantham Leisure Centre tomorrow night (Wednesday, November 3) having reached this stage for the first time in the club's history.