The NET development team have come up with a working list of stop names. We want your views on the names - can you think of anything better, or have we got them about right? Please note that as the detailed design process continues over the next few months, the stop positions may change.
Email your suggestions to tram@nottinghamcity.gov.uk

Chilwell via Beeston route - Line Three

• Nottingham Station - serves the mainline railway station via a new concourse (see masterplan page). Allows through services to the city centre and the north of the city on Line One, without needing to change trams.
  
  
• Meadows North - serves the north side of the Meadows and interchange from Clifton services to Chilwell services and vice versa.
  
  
• King's Meadow - serves the new retail/commercial area on the site of the Royal Ordnance Factory as well as the west side of the Meadows.
  
  
• Gregory Street - serves the residential area of Dunkirk.
  
  
• Queen's Medical Centre - serves the hospital at second floor level via a new entrance on the south side.
  
  
• University of Nottingham - serves the University and Arts centre.
  
  
• University Boulevard West - serves the residential area around Lower Road, the Tennis and Hockey centres and the possibility of bus interchange.
  
  
• Middle Street - serves the residential area of east Beeston.
  
  
• Beeston Town Centre - serves the centre of Beeston and nearby residential areas.
  
  
• Chilwell Road - serves the retail area of Chilwell Road/High Road
  
  
• Broxtowe College - Serves Broxtowe college and High Road, Chilwell.
  
  
• Bramcote Lane - serves the residential area of east Chilwell and Sandby Court.
  
  
• Eskdale Drive - serves the residential area of central Chilwell, Chilwell Eskdale School and Chilwell Alderman Pounder School.
  
  
• Inham Road - serves the residential area of west Chilwell
  
  
• Toton Lane Park and Ride - attracts car users from the busy A52 and M1 (Junction 25) and the possibility of feeder buses from nearby areas.