by Museums of Tuxford | Sep 6, 2025 | Community facility, Education and Learning, Heritage, Local Experiences, Sherwood
Heritage Week runs from Saturday 13th to Sunday 21st September and, this year, the theme is Architecture. The Walks of Life Museum will be open every day. The former 18th-century posting house in Tuxford is now the Museum of the Horse and gallery. The conference room...
by National Garden Scheme | Sep 5, 2025 | Community Event, Gardening Club, Sherwood
With the National Garden Scheme open garden season drawing to a close for 2025, there are still lovely gardens to be enjoyed. Here are the gardens you can visit. Sunday 7th September, 1.00pm to 5.00pm New Garden – Brook Cottage, 41 Church Street, Southwell NG25 OHQ An...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Sep 4, 2025 | Sherwood, Wildlife
September sees the advance of autumn. Due to the unusual and in some cases, record breaking, warm, dry weather in 2025, some of the seasonal shifts that we would expect may already be well advanced or even over but there is still plenty of wonderful wildlife to enjoy....
by Edwinstowe in Bloom | Sep 4, 2025 | Local Experiences, Sherwood, Social Group
Throughout the month of July, Edwinstowe in Bloom (EiB) volunteers were busy once again with the bowser, keeping the wildflower meadow, flower beds, and allotment watered during the hot weather. The social gardening sessions on Monday afternoons have proved to be very...
by Citizens Advice Central Nottinghamshire | Sep 3, 2025 | Citizens Advice, Sherwood
Citizens Advice Central Nottinghamshire talk through the difference between using a fixed rate for your water or having your water on a meter and other ways you may be able to save money on your water bill. When is it a good idea to consider changing to a water meter?...
by Ollerton Together | Sep 3, 2025 | Community Focus, Sherwood
We are in a watershed moment in the fight against youth suicide, one born not from policy rooms or government mandates, but from the raw courage of grieving parents who refused to let tragedy be the final word. In Ollerton, Paul’s Pit Stop, founded by Jane Beardsley...
