NG14 January/February 2020
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WIN...<br />
TWO TICKETS<br />
for SOME MOTHERS<br />
DO ‘AVE ‘EM<br />
£120k viewing platforms for<br />
gedling country park<br />
by Gedling Borough Council<br />
Just answer the following.....<br />
Who played Frank Spencer in the<br />
Comedy TV Series?<br />
Send your answer & contact details on or<br />
before Friday 28 <strong>February</strong> <strong>2020</strong> to:<br />
ng magazines, 5a Stanhope<br />
Crescent, Arnold, NG5 7AZ<br />
Some Mothers<br />
Do ‘Ave ‘Em<br />
will be at the Theatre Royal<br />
from 10 - 14 March <strong>2020</strong><br />
Tickets £20.50 - £38.50<br />
For tickets and info:<br />
www.trch.co.uk/ 0115 989 5555<br />
All correct answers will be entered into a<br />
draw. The winner will be notified by Monday 2<br />
March <strong>2020</strong>. The performance is at 7.30pm on<br />
Tuesday 10 March <strong>2020</strong>.<br />
Improvements continue at Gedling Country Park<br />
with £120k viewing platforms planned for March.<br />
The platforms are part of wider investments at the<br />
park which also includes a car park extension and<br />
covered outdoor seating area.<br />
Gedling Country Park has expansive views spanning<br />
into Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire,<br />
which will now be enhanced thanks to two viewing<br />
platforms, one of which will be four metres high.<br />
The platforms, which will be installed to the north and<br />
south of the solar panel farm at the park, will both<br />
feature wheelchair and pushchair accessible ramps<br />
and interpretation panels with information about<br />
the views beyond the platforms such as Lincoln<br />
Cathedral and Belvoir Castle.<br />
The £120k funding for the platforms was awarded<br />
by the Rural Payments Agency, who provide grants<br />
for projects which help promote growth, jobs and<br />
tourism in rural areas.<br />
Since opening in March 2015, the park has become<br />
increasingly popular, with around 100,000 visitors<br />
per year, with many attracted by the family friendly<br />
events, wildlife conservation projects and heritage of<br />
the site.<br />
To help with the increasing number of visitors to the<br />
park, the car park will be extended by 100 places and<br />
a new £73k covered seating area outside the parks<br />
café, Café 1899, will also be installed.<br />
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