by Gonalston Open Gardens | Jun 2, 2026 | Art, Community Event, Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Mansfield, Pets, Wildlife
Beautiful private gardens, live music, classic cars and homemade teas will come together in the picturesque village of Gonalston this summer for the much-anticipated Gonalston Open Gardens event on Sunday 28th June. Running from 1.00pm to 5.00pm, the village event...
by Brecks Community Hub | May 29, 2026 | Community Focus, Health, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Rother
A charity fashion show will take place at The Brecks Community Hub on Saturday 13th June, raising funds for Rotherham Cancer Care Centre and The Brecks Community Hub. Organised by Complete Clothing Company, the fundraising event will run from 2.00pm to 4.00pm and will...
by Brecks Community Hub | May 29, 2026 | Community Focus, Health, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Rotherham
A charity fashion show will take place at The Brecks Community Hub on Saturday 13th June, raising funds for Rotherham Cancer Care Centre and The Brecks Community Hub. Organised by Complete Clothing Company, the fundraising event will run from 2.00pm to 4.00pm and will...
by Friends of Woodlands and Coachwood Green | May 28, 2026 | Community Event, Local Charity, Social Group, Wildlife, Worksop
The Friends of Woodlands and Coachwood Green says spring is the busiest time of year for volunteers as the site bursts into life. Visitors are encouraged to explore the Wildlife Discovery Area and see what wildlife they can spot. The group will host a Community Nature...
by Rossington Hall RDA | May 19, 2026 | Community Event, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Pets, Worksop
A fun dog show is being held to raise funds for Rossington Hall Riding for the Disabled (RDA), an independent charity based just outside Bawtry that enables children and adults with physical, sensory or learning difficulties to enjoy horse-related activities for...
by Darron E Childs, The Delvers | May 19, 2026 | Gainsborough, Local Charity, Local Experiences
Some names slip quietly out of a town’s everyday memory, even when they once carried real weight. Thomas Miller is one of them. His name is no longer widely spoken, yet in the 19th century he was read across Britain as a poet, novelist and chronicler of ordinary life....
