Five of the best stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News

By Tom Surgay

21st Feb 2022 | Local News

Catch up with the best stories of the week on the Hucknall News network. Photo credit: Hucknall Nub News
Catch up with the best stories of the week on the Hucknall News network. Photo credit: Hucknall Nub News

Have you had a busy week and missed the main Hucknall news stories from the last seven days?

If so, don't panic, here's a quick rundown of the biggest stories on the Hucknall Nub News network from the last week.

1) Hucknall Business Club met for the first time at The Station Hotel.

2) There is still an opportunity for Hucknall residents to join a mass tree planting at Bestwood Country Park to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

3) Hucknall petting zoo was cancelled over half-term due to Met Office weather warnings that were issued for the area.

4) Hucknall residents are set to face further council tax hikes as Ashfield District Council plans to put up taxes by 2.6 per cent for most households.

5) Hucknall born Joe Worrall ended up playing the final few minutes of Nottingham Forest's draw with Stoke City in goal after Brice Samba was sent off late on.

     

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