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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
Entertainment
Lynette Pinchess

How your child's name could become part of Nottingham's history

Nottingham’s Victoria Centre has launched a new competition that will see one lucky youngster have their name permanently engraved on the iconic Emett Clock. The competition has been launched to celebrate the 50th birthday of Nottingham’s leading shopping destination.

Primary school children across the city are being asked to get creative and design a pattern for a new butterfly to join the others that can be found on and around the famous timepiece. One lucky winner will have their design built into a new information plaque that will sit in front of the clock on the upper mall.

Their name will be engraved on a special golden butterfly, which is being added to the clock to celebrate Victoria Centre’s 50th birthday. The winner will also receive a hamper of toys and goodies from retailers in the centre worth £100.

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