Clarendon Law Solicitors of Regent Street, Nottingham have formerly served a Forfeiture Notice on Indian takeaway Tuk Tuk in Mapperley on behalf of the Landlord Shao Wang & Juan Wang.
The Forfeiture Notice displayed on the front door of the now closed Tuk Tuk Mapperley dated July 24 advises the former lease holders of the property at 631-633 Woodborough Road, Nottingham, NG3 5QG that they have no right of access to the property as the lease has been determined.
Pictured: Tuk Tuk Indian Kitchen Mapperley (PHOTO: Gedling Eye)
The notice further advises that the former lease holders have 14 days to make contact with Clarendon Law Solicitors if they wish to collect any of their goods.
Tuk Tuk Indian Kitchen Mapperley is believed to be connected to the also closed Tuk Tuk Indian takeaway of Gordon Road, West Bridgford with what appears to have been identical signage on both properties.
Tuk Tuk West Bridgford received a ZERO food rating in March 2022 before closing around the same time with Tuk Tuk Mapperley opening shortly thereafter on May 26, 2022.
Pictured; Forfeiture Notice on door of Tuk Tuk (Gedling Eye)
Juicey’s fruit and veg shop on Carlton Hill has announced it will be holding a shop furniture clearance sale today.
The store has not been open to customers over the past few weeks and now owner Justine Fawzi has announced on social media that all shop furniture was up for sale today (30) between 10am and 2pm.
No announcement has been made about the future of the store.
Juicey’s was opened by Justine in February and the announcement from Justine yesterday has been met with sadness and disappointment from the local community.
Many offers for the shop contents have been made on social media.
The former HR worker told Gedling Eye at the time that she was inspired to start up the new store after struggling to find fresh, organic, non-processed food to suit her healthy lifestyle in the local area.
Pictured: Fresh fruit and veg was always available at Juicey’s (Gedling Eye)
Justine has a passion for fresh, healthy, non-processed food that can be picked up daily with no waste and believed that ‘it’s about quality not quantity’.
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Four days after Gedling Eye reported on local outrage regarding piles of bin bags, cardboard boxes and old clothes littered the site on Sir John Robinson Way, Sainsbury’s have started to take action as promised.
Earlier this week video and photos showing the mess outside the store were shared by shopper Cherie Edwards.
Gedling Eye contacted Sainsbury’s at the time and a Sainsbury’s spokesperson said: “We’re aware of the issue outside the car park of our Arnold store where refuse is being left in the recycling area.
“We apologise for any inconvenience and are working hard to resolve this.”
Pictured: The clean-up is underway with a large volume of waste already having been removed (Gedling Eye)
Upon visiting the location this morning (July 29) our reporters found a large amount of work having been carried out, which is evident from the before and after pictures.
Although the recycle bins are overflowing the fly-tipping has been reduced significantly and our reporters will be re-visiting the location again soon to report on the final outcome.
The ‘Before’ clean-up pictures provided to Gedling Eye by Cherie Edwards earlier this week clearly demonstrate how bad the problem was and why shoppers were left outraged at the amount of rubbish dumped at their Arnold store’s recycling point.
Rubbish dumped by the recycling bins at the Sainsbury’s store in Arnold (PHOTOS: Cherie Edwards)
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Police have launched an appeal after a man reportedly attempted to rob a woman on her driveway in Arnold.
The man demanded her car keys and tried to grab her mobile phone but ran off empty-handed after she screamed.
The woman wasn’t hurt but was left shaken following the incident which happened in Heddington Gardens at around 7.30pm on Monday, July 24.
Officers attended and searched the area but there was no trace of the suspect.
He is described as being about 5ft 7ins tall and aged 19-20. He was wearing a maroon tracksuit and white trainers and also had a rucksack.
Detective Constable Emily Whiteside, of Nottinghamshire Police, said:“This was a distressing incident for the victim and our inquiries are ongoing to trace the individual responsible.
“To help us with our lines of inquiry we’re appealing to anyone who may have been in the area around the time and who saw this man immediately before or after the incident to please come forward.
“I am also appealing to anyone who may have captured CCTV, dashcam or doorbell camera footage of the incident to please get in touch with us if they haven’t already done so.”
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A new park and ride site planned to tackle congestion on a major road into Nottingham has been cancelled due to rising costs.
The Leapool Roundabout Park and Ride Site near Arnold was intended to reduce delays on the A60.
Nottinghamshire County Council planned to fund it using money the Government provided for a series of local road and infrastructure projects.
But the council now says it cannot progress with all the local travel improvements it wanted to fund because building costs had increased since the money was allocated.
The Leapool site is one of the schemes which has now been scrapped – although the authority says it will safeguard the land for a possible future scheme.
Nottingham City Council led the bid to the Department for Transport (DfT) for money from the Transforming Cities Fund, but it granted Nottinghamshire County Council £7.9m to lead the delivery of a number of proposals in the county boundary.
The budget from any cancelled schemes has been moved to the remaining projects listed by the scheme.
The authority says since the bid was submitted in 2019, there have been increased costs for the projects meaning some of them cannot go ahead.
The county council says the cost estimates for the schemes are “significantly higher than originally budgeted due to a combination of more detailed design work, inflationary pressures, and additional utility diversion costs”.
“The DfT and Nottingham City Council have confirmed that no additional funding is available to meet the significant increase in predicted costs”, council documents stated.
As a result, the county council has reviewed the proposals to ensure they offer “value for money”.
Council documents stated: “It is no longer considered feasible to deliver all the original TCF programme proposals within Nottinghamshire, due to significantly increased costs, continued uncertainty over future costs, and the need to meet the approaching DfT funding deadline.
“As the Leapool bus-based Park and Ride and supporting bus priority measures package cannot be delivered within the required funding timeframe, it is proposed to continue to safeguard land for this purpose and seek an alternative future funding source for this proposal.”
Plans for the A60 Bus Priority Improvements at Bestwood and Arnold Bus Lane and Cross Street to Sir John Robinson Way are also under threat.
Councillors have considered “whether the full benefits of the proposed bus priority measures along the A60 corridor could be achieved without the introduction of the Park & Ride facility”.
The council have also cancelled plans for the bus measures on the B5010 on Nottingham Road in Bramcote and the Bus and Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEV) lane on the A612 Colwick Loop Road.
The council says it will continue with plans for the A612 footway improvements.
It says it will also carry out ‘public transport infrastructure improvements’.
The council also planned to carry out works to a number of cycling routes; the A453 from Mill Hill to Kegworth, the A612 from Mile End Road to Private Road No.1 and the A6005 from Nottingham City Boundary to Ranson Road, Chilwell.
Although there is public support for the A6005 cycling corridor, the council says the proposal “carries the greatest financial risk and uncertainty” and is therefore no longer good value for money.
The A453 corridor scheme has also been cancelled as it cannot be delivered within the deadline.
The rest of the funding will be allocated to the A612 footway improvement.
A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Transport’s Growth, Infrastructure and Development team said: “We are not unique in experiencing these cost pressures which have been seen nationally over the last few years and caused problems with all fixed budget grant funded programmes.
“These cost escalations have not only limited what can be delivered with the available resources but also the justification and value for money of the individual elements under consideration. The council has had to review what can be best achieved within the conditions of the funding agreement.”
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You just need to match six numbers to win the £25,000 jackpot.
Gedling Eye now publish the winning numbers each Saturday night.
How does Gedling Lotto work?
Gedling Lotto is a weekly lottery draw that raises money for good causes across Gedling Borough. All good causes supported by the lottery will benefit the Gedling Borough and its residents.
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From every £1 ticket you buy, 60p will go to local good causes in the Gedling Borough and improve our community.
Some of the many causes to benefit from the Lotto include:
The proposed development, subject to planning approval, aims to provide additional business premises tailored to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the area.
Hill Crest Park currently houses eight business units, catering to various companies, including a machinery manufacturer, directory publisher, shopfitting contractors, and a facilities management company. The popularity of the existing units, and waiting list to get into the units, highlights the demand for such facilities in the area.
Calverton, one of the largest villages in Gedling, has experienced a 7pc increase in population between 2011 and 2021, according to the 2021 Census. The council said they expect the village to continue growing, making this a crucial hub for the Borough’s economic development.
The development is projected to create 18 new job opportunities, thereby enhancing the local employment landscape.
Approval for the planning application is currently pending, and the council has submitted a funding application to the D2N2 Economic Growth Fund Capital Programme, seeking a 50% contribution for the project.
Councillor Jenny Hollingsworth, Portfolio for Sustainable Growth and Economy said: “This is a really exciting investment to a growing economy in the Calverton area.
The demand for business units at Hill Crest Park is really high and these plans for four new units will help local businesses growth and create new jobs at the same time.
“We still have a few hurdles to jump in terms of funding but we are looking at several options and we will be wanting to get this project started as soon as possible and I am sure that residents in Calverton will welcome this investment into their town.”
The next time that you visit a church, village hall or similar building with high ceilings, walls and eaves spare a thought for how these beautiful buildings are cleaned.
This week we caught up with Nicola, member of the church community and overseer of the social media content at St. Paul’s, Daybrook to discuss their recent clean up and the amount of work required to maintain these buildings for everyone in the various communities.
Nicola was very excited about an upcoming refresh of the hall which is due to take place during August and will be done by a painter & decorator local to the church.
However, before the work can begin in August the hall required cleaning and Nicola told us that “On Saturday July 22, with feather dusters in hand, we met at the church to start the big clean up of the church hall”
PHOTOS: Courtesy of St Paul’s
The team at the hall are used to working at heights and have their very own scaffolding tower to get to those hard to reach places as can be seen from the pictures.
Nicola added: “We needed to use our scaffolding (usually wheeled out for Christmas Tree time) and hire an industrial vacuum to reach up into the rafters.
“There were jobs for everyone as we removed radiators, hoovered inside them and washed behind them, washed down paintwork and windows, dusted high and low (for those scared of heights) and of course we had a chief hot water changer and tea maker !”
A passionate advocate for keeping the the history and memories of buildings alive for all of us, Nicola added “whilst the maintenance of buildings of this age takes consideration, care and planning, we are proud of being able to put them to fabulous use for our church and local Daybrook community.
“Thank you to everyone who helped in any way to get this work done. We look forward to opening the doors to the refreshed hall later in the summer.”
The hall, located near Arnold is used for groups and events during the year and St Pauls looks forward to welcoming new groups in the future.
St Pauls can be contacted on their Facebook Page HERE or via thier website at https://www.stpaulsdaybrook.co.uk/
