by Retford RBL | Sep 1, 2026 | Community Focus, Local Charity, Local Experiences, Remembrance, Retford
Could you give an hour of your time to support this year’s Poppy Appeal in Retford and the surrounding areas? The Poppy Appeal makes a real difference, but your help would be appreciated in our local supermarkets to man the stands. If you are interested, please...
by Rotherham Civic Society | Feb 27, 2026 | Community Focus, Heritage, Remembrance, Rother
Rotherham Civic Society has made a posthumous award to Dame Julie Kenny, for the important role she played in saving one of the borough’s greatest assets, Wentworth Woodhouse. The annual Sheila Cameron Award for Outstanding Community Service to the town was presented...
by Rotherham Civic Society | Feb 27, 2026 | Community Focus, Heritage, Remembrance, Rotherham
Rotherham Civic Society has made a posthumous award to Dame Julie Kenny, for the important role she played in saving one of the borough’s greatest assets, Wentworth Woodhouse. The annual Sheila Cameron Award for Outstanding Community Service to the town was presented...
by St Francis Church Bramley | Nov 10, 2025 | Community facility, Local Charity, Remembrance, Rotherham
Services are held every Sunday at 10.00am at St Francis Church in Bramley. On the first and third Sundays, the service will include Holy Communion. A designated play area for children and parents is available in the church, and refreshments are served in the church...
by Forget-Me-Not Memory Café | Nov 7, 2025 | Group meeting, Health, Local Experiences, Remembrance, Rotherham
Forget-Me-Not Memory Café will hold a short remembrance service followed by sharing photos of loved ones on Friday 14th November. The Memory Café is for people living with dementia and their carers in Wickersley and the surrounding area. The group meets monthly at...
by Retford Mayflower WI | Nov 6, 2025 | Community facility, Group meeting, Local Experiences, Remembrance, Retford, Support Group, WI
This year’s weather has provided a bumper harvest of fruits, which by now will have been picked, cooked, bottled, or turned into jam or even wine to enjoy over the winter months. It certainly cannot be said that the summer was poor – if anything, it was a little too...
