Directory
Nottingham Tool Hire
Directory
Contact Us
Contact Nottingham Tool Hire
MF Hire, Colwick Road, Nottingham NG2 4BG
Call: Nottingham (0115) 958 1505
Hire Power Tools In Nottingham
Nottingham is famous around the world for many things - from fine lace to football, from Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham to household names such as the "Boots Company". It is a cosmopolitan city, with a diversity of cultures, and countryside close at hand. It's a great place in which to live and work - and to those who know Nottingham it came as no surprise that in a recent national survey it was voted the best city in the country in which to live. The city combines the best of old and new. Shoppers have excellent modern shopping centres and traditional markets. Cultural life thrives, with a superb modern concert hall attracting well know names from the classical, pop and rock music industry.Many fine old buildings remain in the city, including the 15th century church of St Mary on High Pavement, Georgian town houses and several picturesque pubs. Some have medieval origins: The Trip to Jerusalem at the foot of Castle Rock, reputedly the oldest pub in England, the Bell Inn, the Royal Children and the Salutation Inn.
Nottingham is among the top 4 shopping locations in the country, holding its own with London’s Oxford Street, Manchester and Glasgow, according to a recent, independent survey. Nottingham city centre was described as "the most vibrant and vital in the U.K" by the Department of the Environment.
It is the combination of shops that makes Nottingham successful. The City has a range of department and tool hire stores. On Beastmarket Hill in the Market Square, modern shops have been created behind an original Georgian frontage.The Victoria Centre is one of the country’s outstanding places to shop. The shoppers’ choice is tremendous, with a wide range of department stores, specialist shops and the lively Victoria Market with more than 300 stalls selling food and household goods. The Broad Marsh Centre is very popular with children for its many activities, and a favourite choice with the general shopper being host to many familiar high street names.
Nottingham City Transport, with other bus companies provides a comprehensive and regular service throughout the urban area. Local train services link the Trent Valley villages to Nottingham for commuters and links are also good to Lincoln, Derby, Grantham, Newark, Leicester and Loughborough.
Retail addicts are spoilt for choice in Nottingham. We’re rated in the top five UK shopping cities. Above places like Manchester and Liverpool.
We’ve always had a reputation as a top city for shopping, but over the past year Nottingham really has gone up a notch in the retail stakes. Paul Smith has gone back to his roots and opened his flagship store here. And Hugo Boss and Kurt Geiger have followed suit, both opening branches in Nottingham.
We’re capital for fashion. In Bridlesmith Gate, you’ll find designer stores and retailers stocking the biggest names in haut couture. On Colwick Road you'll find MF Hire, the areas leading Tool Hire Company stocking a full range of Power Tools and Equipment for both DIY and Trade customers. Alongside our impressive selection of designer outlets, we’ve got independents and small chains aplenty. You’ll have no trouble finding alternative clothes, unusual gifts and stylish designer furnishings in our city.
For those rainy days, we don’t fall short on undercover shopping centres. Ranging from the more exclusive for the discerning shopper, to the large commercial centres for all the high street names. We’ve some of the biggest department stores, and plenty of convenient out-of-town retail parks and outlets.
For home-grown and hand-crafted produce, take a trip to one of our quaint and bustling market towns. Or pick up a steal at one of our many antiques dealers, dotted throughout Nottinghamshire. You’ll find anything from fine art and Art Deco ceramics to antique telephones, toys and clocks.
|