Loughborough Echo

Long Whatton and Diseworth

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ALEXS WISH. An event by Alex’s Wish - Conquering Duchenne is planned at Whatton House, on Sunday, June 13, between 11am and 3pm, www.eventbrite.co. uk/e/a-day-with-supercarst­ickets

It promises a day packed with supercars, hyper cars and racing cars, all within the beautiful setting of Whatton House and gardens.

There will be a wonderful choice of Artisan food, crafts and drinks to ensure a wonderful afternoon for all the family.

All donations received on the day will go to Alex’s Wish, to help conquer Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Your support will help the lives of those affected.

Donations on admission, but to ensure we are socially distanced and for Track and Trace we will need you to book your tickets. purchased by Nottingham City Transport (NCT)and it has been an important operating base for NCT since that time.

A decision was made to close the Gotham depot as part of NCT’s post-Covid recovery plan.

Its closure was marked with the return of an original South Notts Bus in its familiar blue colour and a donation of historic documents to the Nottingham­shire Archives.

The South Notts name and service continues between Nottingham, Gotham, East Leake and Loughborou­gh with the Gotham based buses and employees transferri­ng to the NCT’s Trent Bridge Garage.

Bus services which currently run on a seven-day basis will not be affected.

To commemorat­e the 95-year history of Gotham Garage, the last new bus purchased by South Notts prior to NCT’s takeover in 1991 visited Gotham on its last operation day along with Chris Dabell, one of the grandchild­ren of the founder of the company.

The familiar garage clock, memorial benches and timeline will join the employees and buses at their new home at Trent Bridge.

To mark the Gotham Garage’s long history a commemorat­ive book is to be published and will be available for sale.

BOWLS. Members of Gotham Bowls Club are delighted that members may start playing again, with league matches starting from the middle of May.

Bowls associatio­ns have set that members may start playing again with matches of up to 30 people being allowed after May 17.

New members are always welcome, and anyone interested is asked to contact club secretary Elaine James on 0115 9830110.

Along with matches from May 17 and then every Monday evening from 6.30 pm members will be available at the green for coaching and advice sessions.

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