Just because you're an adult doesn't mean you have to act like one.
1. Cover the remote control sensor with a piece of tape and try not to laugh as your kid tries again and again to change channel on the TV.
2. Squeeze a few drops of food dye into the bottom of your child's breakfast bowl, then cover it with cereal. When your kid pours the milk it will change colour as it rises to the top.
3. Change the settings on your child's computer mouse. In your computer's settings you can make it so that the cursor goes in the opposite direction than it normally does.
4. Paint a bar of soap with nail polish and leave it in the shower. The soap won't lather, which should give your kids fits as they try to get ready.
5. Stick a helium balloon in the toilet and close the lid. When your child lifts the lid in the morning the balloon will float out and startle them. For extra fun you could even write "April Fools!" on it.
6. Super glue a couple of coins to the ground outside. Then sit back and watch for hours of fun
7. Make toffee apples with onions - Your kids will find this one hilarious...not.
The NHS Blood and Transplant Service are calling on local people to help fill available blood donation appointments at their Nottingham Donor Centre over coming days and weeks to help boost their blood stock levels.
DAB deal signals massive expansion in Radio Newark’s reach. Radio Newark's potential audience reach is set to expand dramatically after the community station’s board of directors accepted an offer to have its output relayed by Nottingham DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting).
This year is set to be a busy one in Newark with a whole host of events set to take place in the market town over the next few months. From Artisan Markets to the CAMRA Beer Festival and ‘Race to the Castle’ (a paddle board event) to the popular Steampunk Festival, there’s lots for families and friends to get involved with.
If you see someone sleeping rough and you want to help, you can now alert the right support groups through one website, StreetLink.
StreetLink, a digital platform aimed at helping rough sleepers, has officially relaunched with a new website that connects people who are sleeping rough to local support services.