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Category: Monthly Blog

Monthly Blog July 2023

Farewell To Langdale Lightweights What happened to Langdale Lightweights?  This specialist cycling shop and workshop on Westdale Lane was a well known landmark on Mapperley Top. We knew that the store had closed but were under the impression they were going to move. Emily Green [ … ]

Monthly Blog July 2024

Daffodils and Dirt Readers may be interested to hear that Nottingham born actress Samantha ‘Sam’ Morton has ventured into music and has a new album out. One of the songs is dedicated to our Hungerhill Road in St Anns and another is named Highwood House [ … ]

Monthly Blog August 2024

August 2024 The Sky at Night On 12th August we posted: Local photographer Steve Komarek managed to capture a few shots of the Perseid Meteor shower last night from his garden in Carlton. This was the best one. Steve used a Canon 6D MkII, 50mm [ … ]

Monthly Blog January 2023

January 2023 January 2023 was, like the weather, a mixed month.  Despite a quiet month for businesses and with those that can having taken a holiday somewhere, the Mapperley People Facebook page kept on top of the issues in the area. Car Key Burglars made [ … ]

Monthly Blog August 2022

AUGUST 2022 Golfers, Bakers, Podcasters, Tour Guides Despite it being the holiday season and the weather being so good, our Facebook page reached 310k people. Fantastic figures for a community page representing just three postcode areas. It was also a busy month, despite many people [ … ]

Monthly Blog September 2022

September 2022 Pheasants and Funerals September 2022 was a month of mixed emotions in Mapperley. It started with celebrating our new community moving into at Alexandra Place on Mapperley Plains. https://www.mapperleypeople.co.uk/help-to-buy-success-for-… We were then treated to some photographs from a Mapperley resident who discovered a [ … ]

Monthly Blog February 2022

February 2022 February was eventful for a number of reasons. We have trawled through the posts on Mapperley People’s Facebook Page. The posts reached over 140,000 people and one of them was a BBC news reporter who picked up on the story of our ‘Good [ … ]