Tag Archives: Nottingham City Centre

Progress continues on the demolition of a former Royal Mail sorting office in Nottingham which is due to be home to student accommodation. The Bendigo Building on the corner of Bath Street and Brook Street, on the city centre’s border with Sneinton, stood vacant for 20 years after Royal Mail …

A large structure is now being constructed where the Gala Bingo building once stood on St Ann’s Well Road New pictures have shown the scale of progress at a demolished bingo hall that is being replaced by a large student flat complex. The project has moved on significantly since the …

Progress on the demolition work at the old Royal Mail sorting office on the corner of Bath Street and Brook Street shows the sheer scale of the building. Photos show the side of the building is now almost completely removed revealing tiles and fixtures within. Read more: 7 of Nottingham’s …

A Nottingham greetings card company which started in a back bedroom in Colwick is celebrating 25 years of business – and is still going strong despite a 20 per cent increase in the price of paper. James Mace is the Sales and Marketing Director of Nottingham-based card company, The Art …

The week before Christmas is bringing in a round of strikes from multiple different sectors. Staff across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire will take to the picket lines to fight for pay rises and changes in working conditions. It comes at a key time of year, when many public services become stretched …

Investigations to check for ancient caves have taken place as demolition continues at the site of Nottingham’s former Royal Mail sorting office where a student block is planned. The Bendigo Building off Bath Street and Brook Street, which stood vacant for 20 years after its use by Royal Mail, will …

We’ve had the rush to cash in our £20 and, if you were lucky, £50 notes as the old paper versions became redundant, now the race is on to either use up or swap your stamps. That’s right, the old book of stamps that you have squirrelled away in a …

A partnership between two Nottingham businesses is paving the way for eco-friendly deliveries across the city. Philip Trease, Director of family wine merchants Weavers and John Faye, founder of Veload, have joined forces to provide the people of Nottingham with high-quality wines at a low cost to the environment. John …

The huge and historic home of the former Royal Mail sorting offices could soon be demolished and transformed into residential apartments. Overlooking St Mary’s Rest Garden, the Bendigo Building in Bath Street was named after 19th Century St Ann’s champion boxer William ‘Bendigo’ Thompson, who went undefeated in 23 fights …