by Rotherham u3a | Dec 9, 2025 | Community Focus, Group meeting, Local Charity, Rotherham, U3A
The best gifts are often those that arrive unexpectedly and hold little or no monetary value – gifts such as offering someone a helping hand or giving them your time and attention. While playing one of their regular Friday morning games at The Boundary Indoor Cricket...
by Rotherham u3a | Dec 9, 2025 | Community Focus, Group meeting, Local Charity, Rother, U3A
The best gifts are often those that arrive unexpectedly and hold little or no monetary value – gifts such as offering someone a helping hand or giving them your time and attention. While playing one of their regular Friday morning games at The Boundary Indoor Cricket...
by Zachary Minard | Dec 9, 2025 | Group meeting, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Rother
Rotherham Carers Forum meets on the second Thursday of each month at Rotherham Town Hall from 12.00pm to 2.15pm. All unpaid carers are welcome to go along for conversation, support, activities, a light lunch and refreshments, as well as general lived peer support....
by Muddy Fork | Dec 9, 2025 | Community Focus, Environment, Gardening Club, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Social Group, Wildlife, Worksop
With the clocks going back, there is now a real sense that the year is drawing to a close. Surprisingly, though, there are still signs of life in the garden at Muddy Fork, Retford’s Gardening for Wellbeing charity. Some of these are more welcome than others – a plague...
by Scunthorpe Little Theatre Club | Dec 7, 2025 | Gainsborough, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Performing Arts
When it comes to writing pantomimes, Alex Hall likes to try something a little different, and this year he has created a brand-new script for Scunthorpe Little Theatre Club’s 2026 pantomime Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood. At first sight, The Babes in the Wood...
by Nottinghamshire Environmental Association | Dec 7, 2025 | Community Focus, Environment, Group meeting, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Sherwood
30 members and three visitors were treated to a sometimes gruesome description of the history of medicine by Chris Wear at a recent meeting of Nottinghamshire Environmental Association. Using medical knowledge gleaned from family members, including his father who was...