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

By Tom Surgay

29th Mar 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) Nottinghamshire County Council is aiming to open its new offices at Top Wighay on the border of Hucknall and Linby by 2025.

2) A Hucknall woman raised over £700 for The Brain Tumour Charity by swimming 21 miles (1344 lengths) in Hucknall Leisure Centre's pool.

3) A man from Hucknall is one of two drivers due to be sentenced next month following an illegal street race which resulted in a pedestrian having to have one of his legs amputated.

4) A Hucknall resident who swapped the supermarket checkouts to set up her own photography business has no regrets and absolutely loves her job.

5) A Hucknall quiz night raised over £1000 for the Whyburn Farm campaign group's fight fund.

     

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