
MesopotamiaCharity
@mesopotamiacha5
Mesopotamia is a registered charity situated in Basford, Nottingham. We help to support the vulnerable and allow them to rebuild their lives with dignity.
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http://www.mesopotamia.org.uk 15-01-2021 10:28:02
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Once a Nottinghamshire County Council worker, always a Nottinghamshire County Council worker. Even in retirement our Alan is still hard at work clearing the drains and keeping the streets of Basford free from floods. #LocalHero


Hi Nottingham City Transport. Our cameras captured an RTA involving one of your buses on Nottingham Road in Basford this morning. We hope the passengers and driver are okay. Please contact us if you require anymore footage. Anthony Carver-Smith


If you’re travelling to and from Bulwell on Nottingham City Transport then don’t forget to give our Mesopotamia Snowman a wave. 👋


This weeks clearance…… Beautiful office Senator Office Chairs and Bisley Cabinets. Thanks to Mike at University of Sunderland #Sunderland





A brief, blustery walk up to Penshaw Monument ahead of tomorrow’s collection at University of Sunderland for Mesopotamia Charity. #PenshawMonument MesopotamiaCharity


Huge thanks to Dino, Maria Rubio and BBC Nottingham for highlighting the problems with shoplifting in our county. You can listen back to Rachel talking about our recent troubles by clicking on the link below at about 1hr 27mins in. BBC Sounds bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Thanks to Maria Rubio Laurie & BBC Nottingham for highlighting the shoplifting problems in #Basford. You can hear the full report on BBC Sounds from about 1hr 38mins. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/li…


It was great to welcome BBC East Midlands into our shop this morning. Thanks to Giles Taylor and the rest of the team for highlighting our ongoing problems with shoplifters. #Basford #Nottingham

Thanks to Maria Rubio for highlighting the shoplifting problems across our county. Not only does it have a financial impact on businesses, it also has psychological repercussions on staff and volunteers alike.




We don’t see this very often! The William Ivory NET Nottingham Tram passing our shop and making its return home to Nottingham after lengthy repairs over in Derby. Welcome home Billy.

