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

By Tom Surgay

4th Jul 2022 | Local News

Take a look at five of the biggest stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News. Photo Credit: Hucknall Nub News.
Take a look at five of the biggest stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News. 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 suspected shoplifter from Hucknall was detained by an off duty police officer.

2)    Hucknall Town player turned coach Michael Banister spoke to Hucknall Nub News about his playing career and his thoughts ahead of the new season when he joins the coaching staff at Watnall Road.

3)    Hucknall Councillors republished a classic Byron poem about the Misk Hills in their formal objection to a housing development on the green belt land.

4)    Plans are being finalised for Hucknall Pride to take place later this year.

5)    Hucknall racing driver Ruben Hage salvaged a solid points haul at Croft after suffering an engine issue in qualifying.

     

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