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Offices of Nottinghamshire County Council, built in 1973. Probably one of the most viewed post-war buildings in the country due to its prominence in TV coverage of test matches at Trent Bridge at whose north-east corner it stands (Image]).

Trent Bridge Community Trust's exceptionally successful Positive Futures project works with young people deemed at risk of social exclusion - http://www.trentbridge.co.uk/trust/positive-futures.php Ahead of the first Ashes Test Match of 2013, young people from Rushcliffe and Newark have painted the site fence round the County Council's Trent Bridge House at the Radcliffe Road End of Trent Bridge Cricket Ground with images celebrating the history of England-Australia cricket and the 175th anniversary of the ground - see Image]

Trent Bridge Community Trust's exceptionally successful Positive Futures project works with young people deemed at risk of social exclusion - http://www.trentbridge.co.uk/trust/positive-futures.php Ahead of the first Ashes Test Match of 2013, young people from Rushcliffe and Newark have painted the site fence round the County Council's Trent Bridge House at the Radcliffe Road End of Trent Bridge Cricket Ground with images celebrating the history of England-Australia cricket and the 175th anniversary of the ground. W G Grace, Fred Spofforth and Nottinghamshire fast bowlers Harold Larwood and Stuart Broad are among those depicted. See Image]

Looking towards Trent Bridge at about seven o'clock on a bright spring morning.

There had been no play on the first day of the Nottinghamshire-Northamptonshire game, and there would be none until 1.45 on this, the second. However, despite losing such a lot of time to the weather, Notts beat the promoted side by an innings on the fourth afternoon.

This view from the Hound Road Stand shows, on the big scoreboard/screen, Nottinghamshire's Alex Hales, who had just been called up to the England One-Day team. He was about to go on from 39 not out to 104 - his second century of the week and fourth of the fortnight - as Notts Outlaws scored 306-9 and won the One Day Cup match against Warwickshire Bears off the last ball.

A view from Fox Road. Image] shows the state of play in April 2017.

At about seven o'clock the sun was high enough to catch the County Council offices on the corner of Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, but Radcliffe Road was still in shadow.