Tram roadworks 'Street Party'
Local business owners are throwing a street party in Beeston now that the Nottingham Tram provider, NET, plan to close both sides of the carriageway for 12 months, to install tram lines.
Local business owners are throwing a street party in Beeston now that the Nottingham Tram provider, NET, plan to close both sides of the carriageway for 12 months, to install tram lines.
Businesses on a road in Nottingham which is being closed for a year to build new tram lines, have held a street party to show they are staying open.
The traders in Beeston opposed the closure at first, but now hope the new trams will boost business in the future. Deborah Hadfield reports.
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