STUDENTS are inviting people to see seven videos they have produced to promote the work of Broxtowe Borough Council.
The Media Practice students from Nottingham Trent University have produced the films as part of their final year assignments.
The videos include a look into the work of the Retirement Living Service as well as a video in Chinese and English to encourage recycling.
Council leader Milan Radulovic said: "This is the second year that the council and its partners have worked with media practice students as part of this initiative.
"We hope that local people get online to watch the videos to see the fantastic work the students have done and to learn about some of the valuable services both the council and its partners offer."
The students have also worked with Hope Nottingham and NHS Choose Well, with a further video on Broxtowe Youth Homelessness to be added soon.
Georgia Stone, lecturer in media practice at Nottingham Trent University, added: "This has been an invaluable experience for our students who have had the chance to work with professionals across Broxtowe Borough Council to produce these videos.
"It enhances their employability and gives them a glimpse into the world of work that awaits them.
"It is also an opportunity to contribute to their wider community and to offer their skills and knowledge to help make a real difference.
"We are looking forward to working with Broxtowe Borough Council again on this productive partnership."
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