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Lets Go To Beeston10 hours ago

Hi click on below link it gives loads of options for local eateries linked to government discount.
https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/eat-out-to-help-out/find-a-restaurant/results?lookup=NG9+5HT

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Registered restaurants near NG9 5HT - Eat Out to Help Out - GOV.UK

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Lets Go To Beeston4 days ago

Here is our main menu everyone!

Serving food from 12 noon till 9pm Wednesday to Saturday. And don’t forget our delicious Roast on Sundays from 12 noon till 6pm!

To book please email us at info@commercial-inn.co.uk, call 01159197270 or drop us a message and one of our team will get back to you!

We’re really excited to welcome you this weekend. Booking advisable to avoid disappointment! 🧡🐝

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Lets Go To Beeston4 days ago

Middle street will reopen from 10th August. A booking will be required for a visit and there will be dinner sessions.. Please ring to book and for further information. 9252516

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Lets Go To Beeston1 week ago

We're so glad to be open at Hope House again today for people able to come and collect food parcels. We'll be open 10am-12pm Mondays & Thursdays for now, with plans in place for re-opening drop-in cafe, advice and other support sometime in September. Deliveries are still available for those not able to get out. Refer to website for referral numbers/emails.

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Lets Go To Beeston1 week ago

We are delighted to announce that we are part of the Government's ''Eat To Help Out'' scheme! From the 31st July our customers will receive 50% off food and non alcoholic beverages up to a maximum discount of £10 per person. So what are you waiting for🤩 🎉 Make your dinner plans with friends and family.
Link is down below to book your table!👇

http://ow.ly/rMky50AKWXv

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Lets Go To Beeston1 week ago

VISIT: Putting the brakes on bike thieves: Prime Minister sees police efforts to cut cycle crime

Prime Minister Boris Johnson saw first-hand how the Broxtowe Neighbourhood Policing Team are working hard to put the brakes on bike thieves this summer.

Mr Johnson was visiting the Canal Side Heritage Centre in Beeston as part of his ongoing work to increase the use of cycling.

PCSOs Christopher Cupit and Neil Reddish were conducting a cycle coding event at the centre, and Mr Johnson spoke to them yesterday (Tuesday 28 July 2020) about their work within the community to reduce cycle crime.

PCSO Cupit said: “We had an informal chat about cycle crime throughout the whole country. It was part of his visit to the local area to encourage more people to get on their bikes to help them get fit and healthy.

“We have security marked a few bikes and we also gave away some alarmed cycle locks, which are a good deterrent for thieves.”

Sergeant Heather Harding added: “Cycle theft is a priority for the local community.

“With the start of the summer holidays and the easing of the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions we are seeing more and more cyclists venturing out.

“Around 3,000 bicycles are stolen in Nottinghamshire every year as they are often left unsecured which is the perfect opportunity for opportunist thefts.

“We’re urging cyclists to keep their bikes safe, locked and secure to avoid them becoming a victim of cycle thefts.”

“Due to the lockdown restrictions it’s been a while since we held our last bike coding event, but these are a great opportunity to meet people and give them crime prevention advice. We are hoping to get some events booked in in the near future at places like the Heritage Centre where we see a large number of visitors.

Details of future events, which will be open to everyone, will be published in due course.”

HERE’S OUR TOP TIPS TO AVOID YOU BECOMING THE NEXT VICTIM OF A CYCLE THIEF…

• Love it? Log it – you can register almost any kind of item on Immobilise free of charge which helps police reunite stolen items with their rightful owners.
• Ensure you lock your bike, even if you are only leaving it for a few minutes.
• Lock both wheels and the frame to a cycle stand or any other immoveable object you may rest it against.
• Park your bike where you can see it and try using designated parking areas or secure storage whenever possible.

• Try and fill the ‘D’ part of your lock with as much of your bike as possible to make it harder for the thief to smash or break it.

• Make sure you remove any items of your bike that can be taken easily such as wheels, lights, seat and saddle, pump etc.

• As well as Immobilise, insure your bike under your home and contents insurance and ensure it covers theft outside the home.

• There are a number of bike marking products available so make sure you use a marking scheme approved by the ACPO (Association of Chief Police Officers).

• Consider getting a bike passport that contains details of your bike which could help the Police in reuniting you with your bike. Could you remember all the little details of your bike when asked to describe it?

For more advice visit https://crowd.in/PvKZnM

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