by Greenwood Riding for the Disabled | Jun 12, 2026 | Community Event, Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Worksop
Greenwood Riding for the Disabled has welcomed a new pony, Scarlet, to its farm in King’s Clipstone. Scarlet has been progressing well with training for RDA riders after being purchased through the generosity of a private donor, with support from the Thoresby...
by Greenwood Riding for the Disabled | Jun 12, 2026 | Community Event, Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Mansfield
Greenwood Riding for the Disabled has welcomed a new pony, Scarlet, to its farm in King’s Clipstone. Scarlet has been progressing well with training for RDA riders after being purchased through the generosity of a private donor, with support from the Thoresby...
by Greenwood Riding for the Disabled | Jun 12, 2026 | Community Event, Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Sherwood
Greenwood Riding for the Disabled has welcomed a new pony, Scarlet, to its farm in King’s Clipstone. Scarlet has been progressing well with training for RDA riders after being purchased through the generosity of a private donor, with support from the Thoresby...
by National Kidney Federation | Jun 10, 2026 | Local Charity, Worksop
The incredible 12K #TotalWarrior obstacle race will return to Bramham Park in Leeds from 27th to 28th June 2026, and the National Kidney Federation (NKF) is looking for a team of enthusiastic volunteers. The NKF is a national charity based on Coach Road, Shireoaks. It...
by The Crossing Church | Jun 9, 2026 | Community facility, Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Social Group, Worksop
The Crossing Church in Worksop has launched its 20th anniversary celebrations following a successful flower festival in May. Celebrations continue on Saturday 20th June with the return of Keith Hearnshaw for an afternoon organ recital. The church’s popular Singing...
by Darron E Childs, The Delvers | Jun 9, 2026 | Community Focus, Gainsborough, Heritage, Local Charity, Local Experiences
Set into the wall, close to the Old Hall, the plaque is easy to pass without noticing. Gold lettering on blue enamel. A few lines of text that seem, at first glance, no different from the others placed across the town. It marks no surviving structure of importance –...
