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

By Tom Surgay

28th 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) A tenant in a house co-owned by Ashfield District Council Leader Jason Zadrozny has described his family as living in "hell" due to the amount of mould in the property.

2) The food and drink festival will be returning to Hucknall in August, however there has been controversy over its name.

3) A Hucknall Councillor has revealed he has recently received the all clear after being diagnosed with leukaemia in July.

4) Hucknall business, Torkard Cider, will donate a percentage of its profits to the Hucknall Against Whyburn Farm Development group.

5) There will be a launch event for a book detailing the lives of over 2600 Hucknall soldiers that served in World War One in April.

     

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