by Retford u3a | Dec 13, 2025 | Group meeting, Local Charity, Retford, Social Group, U3A
With Christmas approaching, it is the perfect time to reflect on the lively year enjoyed by Retford u3a members. Social activities have been a highlight, including a Pimms and Strawberries party to mark the group’s 15th anniversary, several Dinner and Quiz evenings at...
by Rotherfed | Dec 13, 2025 | Community Focus, Local Experiences, Rother, Social Group
Volunteering is a rewarding way to give back to your community while developing new skills, boosting confidence and meeting new people. At Rotherfed, volunteers play a vital role in shaping services, projects and funding applications. Their time, ideas and enthusiasm...
by Community Focus | Dec 13, 2025 | Community Focus, Local Charity, Pets, Social Group, Worksop
For fans of colouring and comedy, get to know Worksop dog Rui, a Livernose Rhodesian Ridgeback, with his two books – ‘Rui’s Mischief Moments: Tails of Canine Comedy and Mayhem’ and ‘Rhodesian Ridgeback Colouring Book’. Both available on Amazon and great gift...
by Inner Wheel Club of Retford | Dec 12, 2025 | Community Focus, Inner Wheel, Local Experiences, Social Group, Worksop
Members of the Inner Wheel Club of Retford helped NPAC (National Police Aid Convoy) load a container of goods which are heading for Zambia. The items included school desks / tables, books, uniforms and, of course, baby bundles, joy bags and toybags. At the Club’s...
by Edwinstowe Historical Society | Dec 12, 2025 | Community Focus, Group meeting, Local Experiences, Sherwood, Social Group
Lord Byron’s Screen was the subject of a recent presentation to members of the Edwinstowe Historical Society. In the 18th century, a fashionable way of displaying prints was to stick them directly onto the wall of a ‘print room’ or mount them on a wooden and canvas,...
by Edwinstowe Historical Society | Dec 12, 2025 | Community Focus, Group meeting, Local Experiences, Mansfield, Social Group
Lord Byron’s Screen was the subject of a recent presentation to members of the Edwinstowe Historical Society. In the 18th century, a fashionable way of displaying prints was to stick them directly onto the wall of a ‘print room’ or mount them on a wooden and canvas,...
