4th Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm

£3.00 per visit. £36.00 per year.

Call Pat to book in.

Will meet and greet and provide suppoert for new attendees with open chatty members. Every one very welcome.

Rampton Village Hall Reopening from 6th July 2020

The Government has laid out its recovery plans and the re-opening of public buildings is scheduled to take place Monday the 6th July, this includes Rampton Village Hall.

There are lots of measures that need to be put in place to adhere to the Covid 19 restrictions:-

• Minimise contact with individuals who are unwell: Nobody should attend the premises if they have symptoms or are self-isolating due to symptoms in their household.
• Clean your hands often: Sanitiser or soap and water should be provided at entry and exit points, sanitiser and/or running water, soap and paper towels in toilets and kitchens.
• Respiratory hygiene: Everyone needs to be encouraged to avoid touching their mouth, eyes, and nose. Tissues need to be disposed of into a bin, then hands cleaned. A "Catch it, Bin it, Kill it" poster has been put up.
• Regular cleaning of surfaces that are touched frequently: including door handles, handrails, table tops, sinks, toilet areas, kitchen surfaces.
• Maintain social distancing where possible: Social distancing guidelines currently require at least 2 metres (3 steps) to be maintained between individuals and groups of up to 2 households where possible and, where not possible, 1 metre plus other mitigation measures. Bookings can be accepted for events where social distancing can be maintained and contacts below 2m are minimised and transitory.
• At an event, individual household groups are advised not to interact with anyone outside the group they attend with, i.e. in a group no larger than 2 households. For example, if a family quiz is held, people from a group of 2 households may sit at the same table; those from different household groups would need to be seated at tables a minimum of 2m apart, with a total number of 20 people allowed in our hall.

As you can see these measures mean all the large gatherings that we have like Bingo and Whist are not manageable at the moment. Plus particular care is needed to ensure that social distancing is maintained for any persons aged 70 or over or likely to be clinically more vulnerable to COVID-19, including for example keeping a 2m distance around them when going in and out of rooms and ensuring they can access the toilets, kitchen or other confined areas without others being present. For some people, passing another person in a confined space is less risky, but for older people that should be avoided. The Yoga and Pilates teachers are not in a position to come back to the hall and they continue to use online classes. More »

Posted: Sat, 04 Jul 2020 12:47 by Martin Cree

Welcome to Ranskill, a rural village and civil parish of some 2500 people in the Bassetlaw district of Nottinghamshire, approximately 5 miles north of the market town of Retford.  Ranskill dates back to the Danish invasions of the 9th century and the name derives from 'Ravenskelf' which meant 'shelving knoll or ridge of the raven'.

The village features St Barnabas Church, built in 1878. Also placed in the centre of the village is the Reading Room, built in 1891 by the Gillott family as a library and reading room for residents but which is now a place where snooker, billiards, pool and darts are played.

During the Second World War and until 1975, there was a Royal Ordnance factory for the manufacture of munitions on the outskirts of Ranskill.  The East Coast Main Line railway passes to the east of the village, which originally had its own station but which is now served by Retford and by Doncaster in South Yorkshire to the north.

Although in North Nottinghamshire, Ranskill lies close to the borders with South Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire and is within easy reach of Doncaster, Sheffield and Lincoln.  It is ideally located for the coast and for Clumber Park and Sherwood Forest and it isn’t far to the Peak District.

The village has a thriving community of friendly people with a great village pub in the Blue Bell, good facilities, lots of societies and organisations and an annual Village Festival.  All in all, it’s a good place to be!

The Tuxford Family Fitness Sessions offer the opportunity for families to exercise together. Come along and take part in the beginner and intermediate fitness sessions and take advantage of the free multi sports sessions for the children.

Sessions take place on Mondays (term time only) from 6pm to 7pm. Cost is 3.50 per adult and children attend for free.

Please note: Children exercising must be accompanied by an adult participating in the fitness class.

We aim to ensure that your centre is a safe, welcoming place for you and your family.

Family Support outreach services and play opportunities.  Sensory equipment available.  Families with children with disabilities welcome.

Ollerton & Boughton Children's Centre

Dukeries Complex, 
Whinney Lane, 
Ollerton, 
NG22 9TD

01623 861691

Trent Villages North Children's Centre

Newark Road, 
Tuxford, 
NG22 0NA

 01777 872061

Trent Villages South Childrens Centre

C/O Sure Start Trent Villages North Children's Centre

 01777 872061

Holds regular events and groups. Meeting and conference rooms available for hire.

Opening Times

Monday: 9.30 - 6.00
Tuesday: 9.30 - 6.00
Wednesday: 9.30 - 6.00
Thursday: 9.30 - 6.00
Friday: 9.30 - 6.00
Saturday: 9.30 - 4.00
Sunday: 12.00 - 4.00

Facilities

All libraries provide books for loan by children and adults (fiction, non-fiction and large print), PCs with a range of software, including free internet and email, CDRoms and a range of information services.

This library also offers the following facilities

• Books in other languages
• County Council papers
• Disabled access
• DVD
• Exhibition area
• Fax
• Induction loops
• Local studies centre
• Meeting rooms
• Music compact discs
• Newspaper/magazines
• Parents collection
• Photocopier
• Scanner
• Talking Books
• Telephone directories

Rehearsals 7.30pm in term time.

Subscription £8.00 monthly by direct debit. Turn up or contact Olwen Kerswill.

Ryton Chorale is a friendly choir, who rehearse every Monday night in Worksop. We have very close links with Bassetlaw's twin towns, and this enables us to enjoy exchange visits and to stage joint concerts. We welcome enthusiastic singers. 

Support group for parents and activities for children and young people with autistic spectrum disorders and their friends and siblings on third Tuesday of the month from 4.15-8.15pm.  Families do not need to stay the full time.  Separate groups for young children and for young people 13 years and above.

Autism East Midlands
Unit 31 Crags Ind Estate
Morven Street, Creswell
Nottinghamshire S80 4AJ

Phone: 01909 506 678
School: 0115 9609 263

enquiries@autismeastmidlands.org.uk

The Carers Federation delivers a wide range of specialist information and support services, from small local arrangements to a very large national contract with the Department of Health.

We currently offer: 
• Young carer support
• Adult carer support
• Black and ethnic minority carer support
• Drug and alcohol misuse support
• Counselling
• Local Involvement Networks (LINks)
• Independent Complaints Advocacy Service (ICAS) 
• Research
• Mentoring

The group provides social and communication support, speakers, outings and hold a raffle at their meetings. The group meets on the first and third Thursday of the month - please get in contact for more information.

£10 annual subscription fee for membership.

Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at the Crossing between 6.45pm-9pm.

Welcome to Ranskill Primary:

A 'Take Care' school, where we take care of ourselves, each other, the world and with our work.

Ranskill Primary School

Cherry Tree Walk

Ranskill

Nottinghamshire

DN22 8LH

Telephone: 01777 818 468 (Ext. 2)

Fax: 01777 818 468

Email: administration@ranskill.notts.sch.uk

The postal address and telephone number for SHINE Multi Academy Trust can be found here: www.shine-mat.com/contact-information

Executive Headteacher: Mrs Judi O'Leary (CEO of Shine MAT)

Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator: Mrs Jane Heald

Chair of the Governing Body: Mr Mike Spencer

Please direct initial enquiries to our Administrative Assistants: Mrs Helen VanRooijen or Mrs Culverwell. 

However, if your enquiry is a matter for the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator to address, please contact senco@ranskill.notts.sch.uk; or if your enquiry is a matter for the Chair of the Governing Body to address, please contact clerk@shine-mat.com

Please email Peter Stanley or call on the number below if you wish to hire the hall or enquire about groups and activities which run from the Village Hall.

Coffee Mornings on Thursday every week 10am-12pm started again post covid 30/07/2020

 Brownies, Mother & Toddler Group also meet. Email or call for information.

Various groups meet at the centre   http://bit.ly/1PpHdnY

Offering a range of sessions and support services including:

• Bingo
• Language Cafe
• Information and Support Services
• Coffee Morning
• Street Dance
• Private & Corporate Room Hire

Opening Hours:

Were are open to the public:

Follow on Facebook:  http://on.fb.me/1V8PdhN 

Website: www.cslcommunitycentre.co.uk

Programme of Events:

Monday:

 9.30-12.30…. Coffee, Information, Support, Chat & Relax Morning

Tuesday:

15:45-17:45…Language Café

Wednesday:

9:30-10:15….Zumba!

12.15-14.00….Over 60’s Friendship & Lunch Club

17:30 & 19:30….Slimming World

Thursday:

9.30-11.30…. Beginner’s Language Cafe

Friday:

9:15-11:15….Manton Minis – Stay and Play – Age 0-5

16:30-17:00….4 & 5 yrs Street Dance

17:00-17:45….6 & 7 yrs Street Dance

17:45-18:30….over 8’s Street Dance

18:30- 20:30….Marching Band

Saturday:

12:00-13:00…Football Training – Age 5+

We meet every Wednesday for informal Basketball playing. From September to April we play in the Doncaster Central Venue League. 

Retford Oak School, male and female adults only. 

Males and Females adults and children football teams.

Anyone wanting to help on match days get in touch!

Clubhouse available for hire- contact Zoe on  07484 797289

Worksop Dolphins is a competitive Club and our aim is to produce swimmers who represent Worksop in Nottinghamshire Leagues, County, Regional and National competitions. 

Volunteer helpers are always needed in many varieties.  The Committee and coaches run the club on a day-to-day basis and the Parents' Association supports the Club by fundraising through the swim shop etc.

For timetable of training: https://www.worksopdolphins.co.uk/training-times/

2020 03 - Season Cancelled

21st March 2020

Due to the virus situation, we have cancelled the season for this year, with a view to start again in September.

If you have any questions, please get it touch

RDPS Committee

Ben Searson (General questions and information) - secretary@retford-photographic.co.uk 

Joy Allison (Photos for the press / exhibitions etc) publicity@retford-photographic.co.uk 

Jenny Smith - president@retford-photographic.co.uk

Jane Brownley (Anything programme related) - programme@retford-photographic.co.uk

We are also on the social media sites below.

Facebook - facebook.com/retfordphotographic

Twitter - @retfordphoto

Flickr - flickr.com/photos/retfordphotographic

The group has presentations by expert photographers, hold competitions (print, digital, slides and audiovisual) and have practical leaning sessions to do with improving techniques.  Everyone welcome from beginners to experienced photographers. 

Every Monday from 7.30pm from September to May.

Summer evening walks and events.

£3 per week for visitor (3-4 weeks only). £2 per week for members.

£20 yearly subscription.

The Farr Centre is safe space open to all women, young people and children, especially those who are experiencing domestic abuse, poverty, unemployment and other changes to their lives. 

We offer information, guidance, support, training, both educational and vocational in a wide variety of subjects, and enable women to develop skills through involvement in social activities, to become confident, self aware and assertive in order that they may take control of their lives and 'thrive'.

The centre offers information, guidance, support, training - both educational and vocational - in a wide variety of subjects with an aim to increase confidence, self awareness and self determination.

Miscarriage is never easy

If you’ve been affected by miscarriage, molar pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy, we hope this website will provide the information that you’re looking for.

We hope that family, friends, colleagues and health professionals will find the site helpful too.

We’re here to help you through.

Acknowledges the distress associated with pregnancy loss and strives to make a positive difference to those whom it affects. 

Open Monday-Friday 9am-4pm.

Coronavirus and miscarriage: your care

On this page, we share information on how the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting access to hospital services for those who are pregnant or experiencing a miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy, current information for those thinking about trying to conceive and for those awaiting investigations.

Last updated: 18 May 2020

We all know that the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is having a major impact on many lives and especially on access to healthcare.  NHS services need to focus on the most ill and most vulnerable people and we are all being asked to avoid using GP, community or hospital services as much as possible.  This helps us to protect NHS patients, the staff caring for them, ourselves and each other.

Early pregnancy and maternity services are no different, so we hope the following information helps you to understand the impact this might have on anyone affected by pregnancy loss.  

Access to hospital services for people who are currently pregnant or experiencing a miscarriage, ectopic or molar pregnancy

With increased pressure on the NHS due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, most early pregnancy units are having to limit the service they provide:

• to minimise the risk of exposure to the virus for people coming into a hospital environment
• to reduce the risk of spread within the hospital and
• because of reduced staff numbers caused by sickness, self-isolation and because of staff being moved to different departments, such as emergency care.

Wendy and Barry describe their experience of having a miscarriage during the coronavirus pandemic, with reduced access to hospital services.

However, anyone who needs emergency care for severe pain, very heavy vaginal bleeding, possible ectopic or molar pregnancy or other acute symptoms will still be seen and assessed in person, either by the specialist team or in the Accident and Emergency Department.

New information from the RCOG on early pregnancy care

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has published a guide to early pregnancy services during the coronavirus pandemic.  While it focuses mainly on women and couples in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy, it is equally helpful for  anyone who is not yet booked with a midwife or an antenatal clinic.

Ultrasound scans

There are very likely to be limits on ultrasound scans and most hospitals will allow only the woman being scanned to attend her appointment.  Some will allow use of a mobile or smartphone for part of the appointment so that the partner or other supporter can take part remotely but that will depend on the individual hospital’s policy  This can be very distressing, we know.

Miscarriage management

There will be fewer non-emergency surgical procedures under general anaesthetic, so women with a missed or incomplete miscarriage or a ‘blighted ovum’ or  anembryonic pregnancy are more likely to be offered only natural (expectant) or medical management of miscarriage at home rather than being treated in hospital.  We provide more detailed information about these options and what they mean for you on this page.  And Amy shares her experience of medical management during lockdown here.

Ectopic pregnancy assessment and management

Ectopic pregnancy is a potentially life-threatening condition, so early assessment and treatment are crucial and access to care should remain as normal.  See here for more information.

Molar pregnancy diagnosis and management

With fewer women having surgical management, it may take longer for some molar pregnancies to be diagnosed,  so it’s very important to contact the hospital if a pregnancy tests is still positive 3 weeks after your loss.  But once molar pregnancy has been diagnosed, care and follow-up will be as normal. You’ll find more information on our molar pregnancy pages, starting here.

If you are pregnant or currently experiencing a loss

If you need urgent advice regarding your pregnancy, you are encouraged to telephone your local Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit or Emergency Gynaecology Unit, or your midwife or antenatal clinic if you are already booked with them.  It’s important to be as clear as possible about your symptoms or worries to help staff to assess your needs and advise on next steps.  Please be assured that if you need emergency care for severe pain, very heavy vaginal bleeding, suspected ectopic pregnancy or other acute symptoms, then you will be assessed in person and seen accordingly.

If you are not pregnant, but planning on trying for a baby

The Association of Early Pregnancy Units suggests that you consider waiting until the pandemic is over before trying to conceive. This is to minimise the burden on the health service, to ensure you have full access to early pregnancy and maternity care and because it is too soon to fully understand the effect of the virus in pregnancy.  But everyone’s circumstances differ and this will always be your decision.

If you are waiting investigations following recurrent or second trimester miscarriage

Investigations into the possible causes of  recurrent miscarriage or late loss are currently suspended in most hospitals, but there are plans to reintroduce them gradually over the next few weeks.  As with other services, this will depend on the availability of specialist staff, some of whom have been diverted to other areas of care during the pandemic.

Information, guidance and support

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has general up to date information and guidance on pregnancy and Coronavirus at www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/coronavirus-pregnancy/covid-19-virus-infection-and-pregnancy/.

And of course, you can contact us at the Miscarriage Association for information and support.  We don’t give medical advice but we can help you think through how best to manage at this time.

You can call us: 01924 200799 (Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

We know that picking up the phone and talking to someone you don’t know can sometimes be a scary experience.  But we’ll do everything we can to make you feel comfortable, to listen and understand and to answer your questions to the best of our abilities.

You can email us:  info@miscarriageassociation.org.uk  (any time)

You might not feel able to talk on the phone – or perhaps you aren’t able to call during our office hours.  We also provide information and offer support via email and aim to reply the same or the next working day.

You can use Live Chat:  (Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.)

Click on the button in the bottom right of your screen to chat with one of our support workers.  If we can’t reply right away, you can leave a message we will email you back as soon as we can.

You can send a direct message:

Send a DM through Facebook or Instagram.  We’ll aim to reply the same or the next working day.

Or you might prefer to find support and information online:

You’ll find links to our online support here.

We talk about pregnancy loss and mental health here.

We are delighted to welcome our new ambassador, former Strictly professional, Natalie Lowe!

Natalie begins her new role in our team with a very special announcement about our new and exciting fundraising challenge, Miles That Matter.

Our goal is to raise £25,000 to fund our helpline for 100 days. We also hope to raise awareness of the impact of pregnancy loss and to encourage people to make use of the Miscarriage Association’s support and information services.

Natalie has shared a video to explain more about the fundraiser and what it means to her.

I’m going to be pulling on my trainers and I’d love you to be part of Team M.A., too.

We’re really looking forward to working with Natalie, on Miles That Matter and more. We’re so grateful for her support.

Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 lockdown all groups at the Children’s Centres are currently suspended. As soon as we can re-open we’ll post our timetable here and let families know via our Facebook page 

Information about local services for children, young people and their families including child care and help available to pay for it.

Children’s Centres can offer one to one or group support with:

• the emotional health of you or your child
• playing with your child
• children’s behaviour
• domestic abuse
• children’s development, including listening and communication
• feeding your child
• increasing your confidence and help to get a job
• preparing for a baby

We can give you information about other services, and our groups are a great place to meet other parents and carers with young children. There are also lots of volunteering opportunities - ask at your local Children's Centre or use the contact details below to find out more

Training opportunities for parents/carers delivered by local colleges and other training providers

Tailored packages of support are available if required

Provides a fun, safe place for children to play and develop, a place for families to talk to each other.  This could be in the centre, community venue or local toddler group.

A chance for all parents including fathers and young parents to get health and parenting advice and support from midwives, health visitors, family support workers and many more

Quality play and early learning experiences provided by children's workers, childminders, day care settings and schools; all supported by a teacher.  This includes funded education for all three and four year olds for 12.5 hours per week.

Links with Job Centre Plus if you are considering new opportunities in employment or training , or need advice on benefits

All services aim to be inclusive for children and parents with additional needs, linking with specialist services and early support.

Opportunities to volunteer and be part of the management, planning and evaluation of children's centres and have a say about local services.

Regular Groups

Stay and Play,  Monday 9.00-10.30am

Come along to one of our play sessions, with a variety of activities for your children (0 up to 5 years) to enjoy whilst learning and developing important skills.

Under 1s Group, Wednesday 1.30-3.00pm

BABES Breastfeeding Group, Thursday 9.30-11.30am

Come along and meet other breastfeeding and pregnant women, you can also receive support from a trained Breastfeeding Peer Supporter. 

Self-Weigh

Monday 9.00am – 12.00pm

The Children’s Centre can also offer support with:

• Meeting other parents/carers
• Emotional health
• Children’s development
• Children’s behaviour
• Children’s emotional health
• Playing with your child
• Domestic abuse
• Family life
• Preparing for a baby
• Understanding your child
• Feeding your baby/child
• Financial advice and support
• Help to get a job
• Volunteering with us
• Increasing your confidence
• Signposting to other services
• Listening and communications

Parents/carers can request support by speaking to staff at the Children’s Centres or in groups or telephoning

We provide information, advice and support to parents/carers of children with special educational needs, to enable them to play a fully informed role in the process of their child’s education.

Telephone helpline support. Individual support from a volunteer (form-filling, report or letter writing, support at education-related meetings or talking through options)

Drop-in sessions at local venues

Training around special needs issues in education

Dedicated Asian support worker for Asian families where there are language or cultural barriers.

Specialist advice around exclusions 

Contact form is currently unavailable. Please email.

Harmless was established at the beginning of October 2007 to respond to the needs of people who do or are at risk of self-harm and suicide. It is a national voluntary organisation for people who self harm, their friends, families and professionals. Harmless has 3 Directors and a broad range of staff.

People Who Self Harm

Self harm is the term used to describe when someone deliberately hurts themselves as a way of dealing with their emotions. They may do this in a number of ways, including:

• cutting or scratching themselves
• burning themselves with a flame or something hot
• causing bruising to the body by hitting themselves
• throwing their body against something that will hurt
• taking overdoses of tablets or medication
• inserting objects into the body
• hair pulling (also known as trichotilliomania)

This is by no means an exhaustive list.

Our committed, friendly and well-qualified childcare team provides high-quality care and learning opportunities for children aged between 0-11 years. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) with a focus on learning through play and we actively encourage parents to become involved in the life of our setting. 

We are open from 7.30am — 6pm Monday to Friday, 51 weeks of the year, excluding bank holidays and three staff training days.

The Ladybirds group is for the 6-week to 2 year olds. This room is calm and inviting, with age-appropriate toys and a dedicated outside play area.

The Caterpillars group is for 2 to 3 year olds. This group is on a steep learning curve with their language and communication and physical development.

The Butterfly group is for the 3 to 5 year olds. This group is playing and learning fast, developing and growing in their understanding. The Butterflies have the free 15-hour entitlement and are reaching their Early Learning Goals ready for school.  September 2017 will see us offering 30 hours free childcare for this age.

After-School Club: We have staff running an After-School Club for older children. Activities range from cooking to games in the sensory garden.

To provide support, advice and guidance to parents or parents to be age 13 - 21 (male or female).

Various centres throughout Bassetlaw.

The principal aim of CASY is to provide a dispersed, confidential, one to one counselling service to young people aged from 6 to 25 within the area of the East Midlands. This service is provided irrespective of sex, race, political or religious beliefs.

This service is free to young people aged 6 to 19. Young people aged 19 to 25 may be asked for a financial contribution if they are in employment. Organisations requesting our counselling and /or training services will be charged according to our current rates at the time.

Services available at The Well include:

Blends weekly Community Cafe- Monday 10am- 12noon

Art Group & other weekly activities ( please see the website )

Community Cinema

Debt Counselling - telephone 0800 328 0006

Lunch Club - Mondays 12:30 - 1:30, £5.00. contact Angela Wakelin 01777 702344

Activities for children and families

Out of Hours Foodbank drop off & collection Point ( with a referral )

Part of the NNSP network

Christians Against Poverty ( CAP ) Job Club & CAP Money ( by Appointment only )

The opening times are usually 09.00-4.00pm ( Christmas opening times - The Office will be closed from Wednesday 20th December ( 2pm ) 2017 - Tuesday January 2nd 2017 )

Community Learning Champions and their role:

When CLCs are given the resources to flex their creative talents, backed by effective support and training, lives and communities are changed for the better.  The results of the CLC National Support Programme speak for themselves: more people getting involved in learning, more parents raising their sights and those of their children, more people shaking off the damaging effects of depression and drug abuse, more people getting into work and more people getting involved in making their community a better place.

We're delivering some in-person activities and classes online due to Coronavirus – contact your nearest branch or visit our courses and workshops section

Our branch is run by a friendly team of local parents and we offer support, information and friendship to parents and parents-to-be. Whether you're looking for an antenatal class, want to come along to one of our weekly 'bumps and babies' or toddler groups or join us for a social evening without the kids, the Branch has got something to offer you.

Every Thursday 9.30 - 11.30  at The Well, Hospital Road DN22 2BP

Everything you need for your baby can be found at one of our highly successful Nearly New Sales.  The Bassetlaw branch run sales twice a year. 

We won't give up until everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets support and respect.

We offer peer support offers a variety of activities that aim to bring people together.

These include

• Women’s Group
• Men’s Group
• Social Group
• Evening Social Group

Every year, one in four of us will experience a mental health problem.But hundreds of thousands of people are still struggling to get the support they need. Still unable to access the services that could change their life. Still facing prejudice and misunderstanding.

Mind believes no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’ll listen, give you support and advice, and fight your corner. And we’ll push for a better deal and respect for everyone experiencing a mental health problem.

Through our network of local Minds we also provide direct support to almost 250,000 people each year.

COVID19 update, 3rd August - 

July 4th saw some of the restrictions in our lives lifting. During July our staff will be working from our Worksop, Newark, Mansfield and Eastwood venues although these still remain closed to the public.

If you need to speak to a member of our team our central phone number 0800 470 0203 is still available and messages can be left for any of our team.

Our District Community Recovery Coaches are available on –
Marie Smith (Mansfield and Ashfield) 07852 451959 or marierc@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk
Christy Worthington (Eastwood) 07843 597876 or christyrc@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk
Sarah Carter (Bassetlaw) 07398 073844 or sarahrc@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk

Resilience and Stabilisation service Lead Heidi Cotton can be contacted on 07458 302608 or randslead@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk

Our Promotions and Partnerships Lead Shelly Gascoigne can be contacted on 07458 301834 or partnershipsandpromotions@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk

Counselling enquiries are dealt with by Teela Savoury on 07458 301506 or communications@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk

Administrative and general enquiries are dealt with by Julie Levers on 07930 359048 or admin@nottinghamshiremind.org.uk

Across the Nottinghamshire area we support people with mental health problems and their carers.

Professional and self-referrals  are accepted depending on the services required.

Office Opening Hours: 9am – 4pm Monday – Friday

ACNA Community Centre is committed to the advancement and development of the African Caribbean community in Nottingham through the provision of learning and holistic services to individuals and organisations that support the community.

The centre serves as a focal point for the African Caribbean community to learn, grow and celebrate the best in their culture.

Wednesdays at 1.30pm. £3.00 per session including refreshments.

Qualified trainer who will cater for beginners. Very friendly group, happy group of 10-14 most times who are keen to welcome new participants. Contact Mrs Palmer on 01777 700327.

The Society was founded in 1976 for the benefit of anyone interested in astronomy and related subjects.  Apart from during Summer/Winter breaks we meet every other Wednesday at Gateford Park Primary School starting at 8pm to 10pm.

Usually the first meeting in the month is a general one of news and discussions.

For the last meeting in each month we usually have a guest speaker to give a talk. See the diary for more details.

Membership is currently £12 per year (concessions £6).

COVID19 - this group is currently holding weekly meetings via Zoom on Wednesday evenings, 8pm - 9pm.

Admission is free for occasional visitors who are always welcome.  
There is a wheelchair ramp and the toilet is wheelchair accessible.

We have a large space for active play with ride on toys, slides, tunnels, pushchairs and walkers so your little one can run around. We have a designated baby area with smaller sensory toys and table activities such as play dough, colouring, painting, messy play and crafts.

Prices: Babies (under 1) - £1, Toddlers - £2.50, Additional toddlers - £1.50. Price includes tea, coffee and biscuits for adults and a healthy snack for little ones.

COVID19 update, 10th August 2020 - for full details please visit https://www.bwy.org.uk/covid-19/

We are a national network with over 4,000 qualified teachers, running a range of qualifications and courses for personal and professional development, from beginner to In Service Training for teachers, and across a broad range of subjects to supplement the core yoga syllabae. We represent the UK at the European Federation of National Yoga Organisations. 

Benefits of Membership

• Comprehensive Insurance cover for members, students and teachers.
• Complimentary copy of Spectrum, our quarterly magazine, full of features, articles, news, education and contacts.
• Complimentary copy of Quarterly Regional Newsletter with news and updates of what is happening in your Region.
• Discounted prices for yoga equipment from the BWY shop.
• Opportunity to attend discounted national and regional yoga events led by yoga practitioners of national and international standing
• BWY Annual Congress - a residential weekend packed with an amazing range of yoga workshops, a yoga market place and the opportunity to meet fellow practitioners.

- See more at: http://www.bwy.org.uk/the-organisation/#sthash.vTFJO2SQ.dpuf

 It’s a peer-to-peer support group run by a network of volunteers who have been bereaved at a young age themselves, so they understand exactly what other members are going through.

WAY was founded in 1997 and now has more than 2,800 members across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. WAY aims to provide peer-to-peer emotional and practical support to young widowed men and women – married or not, with or without children, whatever their sexual orientation – as they adjust to life after the death of their partner.

Membership open to all those living within 5 miles of Beckingham. (Young persons aged thirteen and under must be accompanied by an adult).

Open all year. £5 annual membership, 20p per game.

Open Monday to Saturday 10am-10pm.

Contact www.beckinghamnorth-notts.org for application form.

Singing group provides concerts in older people's homes.

50p subscription fee

COVID-19 STATEMENT

Acting on the Prime Minister’s statement on 16th March 2020,
we have reluctantly decided to postpone the remaining plays, film
screenings, youth theatre and other social events until further notice.

We hope that all will be well for next season’s details to be
posted out in August as usual. We also hope to devise
some recompense for our members.

In the meantime, please stay well.

Members enjoy reduced tickets costs, pre-booking to public, can be involved onstage or backstage, attend annual general meetings.

£36 per annum.

Application form on website.

COVID19 update, 3rd August 2020 - The Museum reopened on Saturday 1st August - 

Admission to the museum is free.
Please allow at least an hour for your visit.

Updated opening times:
Please note, the museum will be open Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 4.30 pm, last admission 4 pm
We are closed on Mondays, Sundays, Christmas and Bank Holidays except May Day Bank Holiday.

If you want to visit us:

• Book a visit. Go to Eventbrite and select a date and time of your arrival. Alternatively call 01777 713 749
• One ticket admits an individual or a “bubble” group of up to 4
• The garden and the Pilgrim Gallery will be part of the tour.  Sadly, it will not be possible to visit the garden only.
• On arrival, please be ready to give contact details for Track and Trace
• Please follow staff guidance about sanitising hands and route around the museum
• Please enjoy your visit, it is so good to have you back!

Explore our fabulous collection in the beautiful surroundings of Amcott House, a Georgian town house retaining many of its 
original features and now restored to its former glory. The house and grounds are a treasure trove of fascinating objects, telling the stories of North Nottinghamshire from its earliest people to the present day. Come and explore the archaeology, history, art, agriculture and industry that have shaped this historic area, including Bassetlaw’s links with the Mayflower Pilgrims.

Opening Hours:
Mon - Sat:  10am – 4:45pm
Last admission at 4:30pm

1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month. 12pm-2pm.

Mixed gender and wide age range. Very sociable, tend to join other local groups and attend together. All newcommers welcome and encouraged to make friends. Lively and friendly group.

Dip in and out.

2nd Tuesday on each month. Table top games, knit and natter, nostalgia corner, crafts and good old fashioned chat.

COVID19 update, 3rd August 2020 - awaiting guidance on when it will be safe to open the cafe again. Keeping in touch with friends of the cafe via telephone.

The cafe is at 10.15am when you will be able to enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and cake whilst making new friends.

There is also a Support Worker from Christians Against Poverty (a debt counselling organisation) in the team if you require that service. At 11.15am there will be various activities lasting an hour on a rolling monthly cycle, subject to change.

£2 donation.

You can also stay over for our ‘Lunch on Mondays’ where you can enjoy a 2 course meal for just £5. 

 COVID19 Update, 3rd August 2020 - Group suspended until beginning of 2021 

Start the evening with an hours talk, sometimes a member of the group leads this.

 They have a variety of gardeners attending, some very new to gardening and some very keen gardeners. They are a very social group and tend to spend the rest of the evening chatting.

 There is a yearly subscription of £12.00 and there is a charge of £1.00 per evening visited. If anyone wants to just visit and not become a member, the charge of £3.00 per visit applies.

 Keen for new members- anyone attending will be included in chat and welcomed!

COVID19 update, 27th July 2020 - online meetings taking place during pandemic, please contact George Fiddler on 01427 754117 for further information.

Fees:
There is an annual standing fee of ten pounds plus two pounds for each meeting you attend. These fees pay for the rent on the hall and the fees that external speakers charge.

Free first night. You may come to your first meeting for free to see if the club is for you.

Open Nights: Some meetings are designated “open nights” and these are open for any member of the public to attend for the standard entry fee of £2.00. These evenings are chosen because the subject is thought to be of interest to both members and non members.

Why should I join? The club aims to provide a friendly environment where aspects of photography, image processing, audio-visual are discussed and practised. Please do not be put off joining because you fear your photography/camera is not good enough, if you have a camera or are thinking of getting one then please come along and meet us. 

We meet once per week for most of the year with meetings once every two weeks through the summer months. 

Our aim is to provide a friendly environment where members may discuss all aspects of photography, attend photography related talks and enter in competitions. 
The committee book external speakers to talk on a wide range of photographic subjects, some evenings club members give talks or lead practical evenings/demonstrations. The club is a member of both the North and East Midlands Photographic Federation and the Lincolnshire Photographic Association both of which provide a pool of both speakers and judges.

Each meeting starts at 7.30pm and ends at 9.30pm. The meeting breaks half way through for tea/coffee and a general chat.

£2.00 per week for refreshments. £10.00 per year

Practical Evenings:
These evenings are an opportunity for members to brings their cameras along and increase their understanding of an aspect of photography. These have included flash photography portraiture, night photography, table top, macro, understanding your camera, photoshop, lightroom, audio visual and so on.

COVID19 update 13th August 2020 - Unfortunately we will not be meeting for the forseeble future due to the coronavirus situation. As soon as we can we will start meeting again.  If you would like notified when this happens leave a message on the contacts page or call 01777 704154. The Choir has been 'meeting' on zoom to keep singing alive while we cannot be together.  We have produced a Youtube video of us singing virtually as a record of the lockdown. Click link below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWGQp1D6HLc

Singing is fun, sociable and good for your health. If you are looking for something different to do, why not give us a try.  Having a good sing on a Tuesday evening could be just what you need. We are a big friendly group and we make a great noise together, but we don't have the pressure of preparing for performances which you will find in other choir.

We are a lively choir for men and women of all ages who want to sing for pleasure. The choir was formed in September 2012 with the aim of providing opportunities for anyone from the local community to sing, regardless of musical experience, age or background and to meet other singers in a friendly and supportive atmosphere.

We sing, unaccompanied and in harmony, a wide variety of songs drawn from folk, pop, gospel and world music - in fact anything with a good harmony.  Learning is by listening and repetition using Natural Voice methods www.naturalvoice.net

There is no need to read music and no musical knowledge is required, though if you have some, that’s great. The result is a rich, enthusiastic sound but the emphasis is very much on singing for enjoyment rather than for polished performance.

Look for us on Face Book.

Come along to one of our Tuesday evening sessions.

We start at 7.30pm in termtime at St Joseph's Church Hall, Babworth Road, Retford, DN22 7BP. (the Hall is located between the Church and the School)

Ryton Chorale is a friendly choir which rehearses every Monday evening in Worksop. We have very close links with Bassetlaw's twin towns and this enables us to enjoy exchange visits and to stage joint concerts. We welcome enthusiastic singers. Contact the Chair for more information or simply turn up to one of our rehearsals.You will receive a very warm welcome.

Rehersals are on Mondays at 7:30pm at The Holy Family School, Netherton Road, Worksop, S80 2SF during school term times 

All newcomers welcome.

Subscription £8.00 monthly direct debit.

• We offer number of different classes for all dancing styles
• Our classes are available for people of all ages so come and try dancing today
• Our classes are usually run in the evenings and we have regular clients come to dance from age 3 all the way up to age 74
• We are open all Saturday so if you are unable to make our evening classes you will be able to fit into one of our weekend classes
• We are highly experienced in all forms of dance and have become well known throughout the local areas for our fun classes and excellent personal service

Gentle exercise to music

Wednesday's 1:30pm for 1 hour.

COVID19 update, 29th July 2020 - 

We are first and foremost a group of friends who share our love of the mountains. You'll find us friendly and welcoming, not standing on ceremony but getting stuck in. 

The Bassetlaw Hill & Mountain Club was formed in 1999 and is affiliated to the British Mountaineering Council.
The club has just under 40 members, mainly from the North Notts, Derbyshire and South Yorkshire areas, meeting at the The Station Hotel, Carlton Road,  Worksop on the first Wednesday of each month at 8.00pm.
The club's activities are concentrated on the mountaineering disciplines of Hill Walking, Scrambling, Rock-Climbing and Winter Mountaineering, generally operating within the middle grades.
A comprehensive programme is offered with outings to most mountainous areas of the UK, summer crag climbing nights in the Peak District and two or three weekend Hut Meets per year to areas such as Lake District, Wales and Scotland. The last few years has seen the development of a winter mountaineering skills week which has proved very popular. There is usually an Alpine summer trip in one form or another, generally to Chamonix 

Beginners are welcome provided that active participation in the sport is their main aim.
Membership is open to persons aged 18 and over.

Meet 1st Wednesday of every month at 8pm at

The Station Hotel, Carlton Road, Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 1PS

https://www.healthforteens.co.uk/

Get help with all kinds of things like: Healthy eating, Sex, emotional Health, bullying, smoking, alcohol Drugs, self-harm, Contraception , relationships

Zero tolerence to bullying

On Twitter @healthforteens

YoungMinds is the UK’s leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people. Driven by their experiences we campaign, research and influence policy and practice. We also provide expert knowledge to professionals, parents and young people through our Parents' Helpline, online resources, training and development, outreach work and publications.

YoungMinds does not offer advice to young people – our helpline service is for parents or carers worried about a child or young person.

Free Parents' Helpline:  0808 802 5544    9.30-4pm

Parents' Online contact form: https://youngminds.org.uk/contact-us/parents-helpline-enquiries/

Online Resources for Young People:  http://www.youngminds.org.uk/for_children_young_people

Young person's crisis messenger: Text YM85258 if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. 24/7 response

Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 08.00 am - 8.00 pm Saturday 09.00 am - 5.00pm

The service supports Victims and survivors to be resilient and in doing so are less likely to be re-victimised; empowered to cope and recover from crime and anti-social behaviour by timely and effective victim-centred support from local services, families and communities.

Victims do not have to report a crime to access the service. Victims of both recorded and self-reported crime are tracked at all points in their journey and given access to information, practical support and advice and where appropriate, referral to ‘cope, recover and empowerment’ support services in their local communities.

Victim CARE ensures that the support will be victim-centred and outcome focussed. It will ensure that the needs of the victim are considered and supported at every stage of the criminal justice process.

The service is provided by a team of experienced professional case workers, giving one to one support to victims of crime and ASB. The team is supported by a committed and highly trained team of volunteers. The aim is to improve victims’ experience with the criminal justice system and associated support services.

Types of support

Victims of crime and anti-social behaviour benefit from enhanced help and support with a new-style service, designed around the needs of victims to help them cope and recover from their experience and empower them to become more resilient

• Tailored emotional and practical support, advocacy and restorative justice determined through a ‘needs assessment’, focusing on the level of harm caused by the crime and the vulnerability of the victim.
• A dedicated Caseworker providing one to one support to each victim, making it less stressful for them and reducing the number of times they are asked to tell their story
• Access to restorative justice services arranged by the Caseworker, which could include facilitating dialogue with a person with a conviction. Restorative justice brings those harmed by crime or conflict and those responsible for the harm into communication, enabling everyone affected by a particular incident to play a part in repairing the harm and finding a positive way forward.

https://kooth.com/

Free, safe and anonymous online support for young people

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL LECTURES AND STUDY DAYS FROM MARCH TO DECEMBER 2020 HAVE BEEN CANCELLED OWING TO THE CORONAVIRUS SITUATION

OUR NEXT ZOOM LECTURE WILL BE 'STONE ON STONE' BY IMOGEN CORRIGAN ON WEDNESDAY 5TH AUGUST, 4.30 FOR 5 PM.

DUKERIES MEMBERS HAVE BEEN SENT THE LINK BY EMAIL  PLEASE CONTACT THE CHAIRMAN IF YOU ARE A MEMBER WHO HAS NOT RECEIVED THIS AND WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE.

Our events provide welcoming places to hear expert lecturers share their specialist knowledge about the arts.
Our members contribute to and preserve our artistic heritage through volunteering and grants.
Our work creates a better, healthier and more connected society.

Doors open at 10.00am, please join us for coffee.

Please note, we do not meet in January, August and September. 

The new venue for the group is based at the Civic Centre, Carlton in Lindrick S81 9AP

Open to people in Bassetlaw and Newark and Sherwood. Variety of activities, a light lunch and coffee, tea and biscuits. Members without a carer have to be able to look after themselves. Meetings: Tuesdays and Fridays, 12.00 noon-3.30pm, The Beeches Community Centre, Birch Court, Tuxford, Newark, NG22 0NG: £7 charge for two course lunch, refreshments and activities. The venues have level access, meetings are on the ground floor and there are wheelchair-accessible toilets. There are induction/hearing loop system.

Please note: owing to the position on Covid 19 and the Coronavirus, some organisations and venues will be closed, some will deliver their services differently. You can find the organisation website address on InformationNOW and visit their site for updates.

The helpline is open from 9am to 8pm Monday to Friday, and from 11am to 4pm, at weekends.

Calls cost the same as 01 or 02 number (also known as geographic numbers).

Helpline number: 0300 123 1053

A fun way to meet new people whilst improving your strength, mobility and fitness.

Now available at the following venues

Monday 2pm, Carlton In Lindrick Civic Centre

Tuesday 09.50 am, The Crossing  - Worksop

Tuesday 11.00 am, The Crossing Worksop

Wednesday 11.00, The Well, Retford

Thursday 11.00, The Crossing, Worksop ( suitable for people with MS )

Thursday 1.30pm - The Crossing Worksop ( Worksop Parkinsons Society )

Friday 09.30 am Letwell Village Hall

Friday 2.00 pm, The Crossing Worksop including Friendship Tea at 3pm

To report scams & Fraud telephone 0300 123 2040

For advice on scams call - Citizens Advice Consumer Helpline - 03454 04 05 06

This site offers support and information if you have been through child sexual abuse, rape or any kind of sexual violence at any time. It can also help if you: support a sexual violence survivor; work or volunteer at a member Centre; want to know more about sexual violence and Rape Crisis; or want to support or get involved with our work.

Emotional and practical support for LGBT+ people experiencing domestic abuse. Abuse isn’t always physical- it can be psychological, emotional, financial and sexual too. Speak out, don't suffer in silence.

Opening Times:

10am – 5pm Monday
10am – 5pm Tuesday
10am – 8pm Wednesday
10am – 8pm Thursday
10am – 5pm Friday

1pm – 5pm Tuesday is trans specific service.

Online chat:

5pm - 8pm Wednesday
5pm - 8pm Thursday 

Help in a crisis during Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

During this COVID-19 pandemic there may have to be changes in the way some of our services work. Please contact the service directly to check how services are being delivered and follow their advice.

The national suspension on visiting inpatient areas has been lifted. Please contact the ward you wish to visit in advance for guidance and instructions for a safe visit. 

If you need help in a mental health crisis during Coronavirus pandemic outside office hours please contact our crisis team: Help in a crisis

For other medical advice and support contact your your GP or visit NHS 111

Only visit your local Emergency Department for serious life-threatening conditions that need immediate medical attention including persistent severe chest pain, loss of consciousness, acute confused state, severe blood loss, serious burns, suspected stroke.

The core purpose of the Paediatric Occupational Therapy (OT) element of the service is to respond to the needs of children and young people who have disabilities or disorders of movement or function which may be improved or controlled by therapeutic input and use of Children and young people who have disabilities or disorders of movement or function which may be improved or controlled by therapeutic input Referral via SPA at Hurst in Worksop

This service is a seven day service 7am - 9pm.

telephone 01777 274 422

Contact us about care and support

If you need information, advice and support visit Nottinghamshire Help Yourself website. Watch this video for support on how to access advice and information. 

This service is for

Contacting our customer service team about care and support. 

Eligibility

To receive care and support you need to live in Nottinghamshire and if you provide necessary care for somebody else they need to live in Nottinghamshire. 

What will happen next

To help us deal with your enquiry as quickly as possible please include the following details:

• your name
• your email address
• your enquiry or message.

The information you provide in the form will be reviewed by our Customer Service Team and they will contact you to talk about what happens next.

In the first instance you might be offered:

• information and advice
• short term support to help you get back on your feet.

In most cases when you contact us we will use Nottinghamshire Help Yourself to find the right support or advice for you. 

Contact us online

Alternative ways to do this

If you're unable to complete the form online you can contact our Customer Service Centre on 0300 500 80 80.

A working group comprised of families, commisioners and healthxcare providers, working together to review and contribute to the development of local maternity care.

The groups meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at various locations, primarily at The Hub, The Golden Ball , Victoria Square, Worksop Nottinghamshire.

Everyone welcome to attend. Please contact The Chair Emma Pearson on the telephone number below

Check out the Local Page on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/DBTHMV/

Sessions are held in Worksop at 10.00 am

Help in a crisis during Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

During this COVID-19 pandemic there may have to be changes in the way some of our services work. Please contact the service directly to check how services are being delivered and follow their advice.

The national suspension on visiting inpatient areas has been lifted. Please contact the ward you wish to visit in advance for guidance and instructions for a safe visit. 

If you need help in a mental health crisis during Coronavirus pandemic outside office hours please contact our crisis team: Help in a crisis

For other medical advice and support contact your your GP or visit NHS 111

Only visit your local Emergency Department for serious life-threatening conditions that need immediate medical attention including persistent severe chest pain, loss of consciousness, acute confused state, severe blood loss, serious burns, suspected stroke.

Parentline - a confidential texting service for parents and carers

During these unsettling times, you may have health and wellbeing concerns about your baby or young child and be unsure how to get the help you need. 

Parentline is a confidential text messaging service for parents and carers across Nottinghamshire.

The texting service is an easy way for parent and carers of children aged 0 – 19 years to confidentially ask for help about a range of issues, such as:

• feeding and nutrition
• child development
• parenting advice and support
• emotional health and wellbeing
• behaviour difficulties
• family health

You can contact the Healthy Family Team and find out how to access other local services for example, School Health Team, breastfeeding support or health visitor led sessions.

Parents and carers can contact the text messaging service for advice from Monday to Friday 9.00am - 4.30pm excluding bank holidays.  Messages sent to the dedicated number are delivered to a secure website, and responded to by the Healthy Family Team. Texts are usually replied to within one working day.  Automatic replies will be sent to any messages received out of hours explaining where to get help if their question is urgent, and when they can expect a response.

We are pleased to be able to offer Parentline to parents and carers in the County. It will make accessing health services easier and more accessible, increasing our reach to all families, and creating another platform for parents and carers to connect.

Text Parentline on 07520 619919.

Get confidential advice from our Healthy Family Teams on a range of issues

Feeding and Nutrition

Child Development

Parenting advice & support

Emotional Health and Wellbeing

behaviour difficulties

Family Health

Improving the Health & Wellbeing of Bassetlaw Residents through supported access and navigation in to local services and support

Ring 01909 476118 to speak to a local Community Advisor about all of your wellbeing needs

This service is available Monday - Friday 09.00 - 5.00 pm

Or you can email for support 24 hours a day. ( Your email will be picked up by an Advisor the next working day )

You can email. Communityadvisor@bcvs.org.uk

Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 lockdown all groups at the Children’s Centres are currently suspended. As soon as we can re-open we’ll post our timetable here and let families know via our Facebook page 

The team is still working, so if you need to speak to a Family Support Worker please email the Children’s Centre CC.Bassetlaw@nottscc.gov.uk and we’ll get back to you. 

Until we can all get together again to play and learn please take a look at our Facebook page or look on the Notts Help Yourself website where our Parent/Carer Zone has lots of information, advice and play ideas.  

Hope to see you soon!

Contact them directly to see what courses are available to you as the programme changes on a regular basis

By joining the Veterans Together Network we can help you to get involved with projects and activities in your local community. For instance cookery classes, music sessions, gardening and art/history projects where you can create something, commemorate your time in the Armed Forces and share your story with others. You will also get the opportunity to join our existing well-being groups, develop your own or be sign-posted to community organisations that will meet your needs and open up your social circle.

Groups held in:

Beeston

Canalside Heritage Centre
Weir Cottages
Canal Side
Beeston
Nottingham
NG9 1LZ

Every Thursday between 11.30am to 1.30pm.

Mansfield

• women's drop-in group  - Tuesday afternoons 3.30pm to 5pm
• men's drop-in group  - Thursday afternoons 3.30pm to 5pm.

William Kaye Hall
Ladybrook Community Centre
Ladybrook Lane
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
NG18 5JJ

Netherfield

Loco Centre
139A Victoria Way
Netherfield
NG4 2PD
Every Wednesday 10.30am to 12.30pm

CURRENTLY SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community-Organization/The-Musicality-Singers-925059717572511/

Last Friday of the month 11.00am - 12.00 am

The group meets on the second and last Thursdays in the month 4.00 pm - 6.00pm

All league matches are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 7pm at various venues (see 'Venues' page).

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, if you are interested in playing please go to the 'Contacts' page. We'd love to hear from you !!

The League welcomes enquiries from new teams or new players wishing to join the league for the next season which runs from April through to August/September.

Please get in touch - it's great fun!!

Training takes place every Wednesday from 7pm to 8.30pm at Worksop College, Sparken Hill, S80 3AP. 

We have four Ladies Teams and we also run a junior section for boys and girls aged 7-14 years old

Thers time to chat, time to play & time to sing. Lots of Music & Fun

Everyone welcome

Every Thursday 1.00pm - 3.00 pm at The Well, North Road, Retford,

£4 pp - 1 child - Carer Free

Free refreshments

Is problem gambling affecting you, or those close to you?

The GamCare Forum is an online message board available 24/7, providing a safe and secure space to explore your situation.

See the website for more information or contact David Hoyles on the contact below for more information

Livery, Lessons & Pony Hire

Please visist the website for more information and prices

https://www.bawtrypoloclub.co.uk/

If you are stuggling to get a diagnosis, Battling to get your child the education they deserve?

This group is FREE to attend and run by people who have been through the system themselves. This is an informal place to get some moral support

Monday Morning 09.30 - 11.00 am

Wednesday Evenings 6.30 - 8pm

Lots more information on the website.

We are a team of individuals who understand despair. Many of us have faced similar difficulties and our service is here to help.

You can get in touch in whatever way feels most comfortable to you.

Open Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm. Closed on weekends and bank holidays.

If you contact us to tell us that you need our help, we will:

- Get back to you within one working day

- Arrange for you to meet up with a member of our suicide crisis or bereavement team

- See you regularly on a short-term in our crisis pathway, or long term in our bereavement pathway while things are difficult

- Ensure that we support you through your crisis or bereavement

- Help you to overcome practical and emotional issues and look at where else you can get help you need to feel better

- Listen to what you want.

If you are experiencing a suicide crisis or bereavement, our team aims to respond to your needs sensitively and empathically. We will listen, and we will try to understand what you are going through. We want each person who contacts us to feel heard, and with your help, we can work together to address your immediate needs and create a support plan that will keep you safe.

Don't give up just yet. Come and meet one of our team and let's take it from there. Together. 

The Young Carers Service is funded by Nottinghamshire County Council and the NHS and covers the county of Nottinghamshire.

The service is being run alongside the existing Nottinghamshire Carers Hub.

Young Carers are most likely to provide care for a parent, grandparent, brother or sister, because that person has an illness or disability, mental health problem or problems with addiction to alcohol or drugs.

The service is for Young Carers aged 7 years old to 18. The service offers Young Carers the opportunity to meet in a group with other young carers, have fun, learn new skills and try different activities such as:

•  Arts & Crafts
•  Swimming & Canoeing
•  Bowling & Archery
•  Paintballing & Laser Quest
•  Cook & Eat
•  First Aid Training

The Young Carers Service is funded by Nottinghamshire County Council and the NHS and covers the county of Nottinghamshire.

The service is being run alongside the existing Nottinghamshire Carers Hub.

Young Carers are most likely to provide care for a parent, grandparent, brother or sister, because that person has an illness or disability, mental health problem or problems with addiction to alcohol or drugs.

The service is for Young Carers aged 7 years old to 18. The service offers Young Carers the opportunity to meet in a group with other young carers, have fun, learn new skills and try different activities such as:

•  Arts & Crafts
•  Swimming & Canoeing
•  Bowling & Archery
•  Paintballing & Laser Quest
•  Cook & Eat
•  First Aid Training

The service will support young carers to:  increase their self-esteem, feel more in touch with other young carers, feel more positive about engagement, feel less socially isolated, identify peer support.

To access the Young Carer Service, in the first instance please contact Nottinghamshire County Council and request a Young Carers Assessment on 0300 500 80 80.

The service will support young carers to:  increase their self-esteem, feel more in touch with other young carers, feel more positive about engagement, feel less socially isolated, identify peer support.

To access the Young Carer Service, in the first instance please contact Nottinghamshire County Council and request a Young Carers Assessment on 0300 500 80 80.

The Mailing Preference Service (MPS) is a free service set up in 1983 and funded by the direct mail industry to enable consumers to have their names and home addresses in the UK removed from lists used by the industry. It is actively supported by the Royal Mail and all directly involved trade associations and fully supported by The Information Commissioners Office (ICO).

UK consumers generate millions of pounds of postal sales per year, the majority welcome the information and special offers they receive by post. However, some people might take a different view.

If you have suffered a bereavement or just want to stop unsolicited mail register with the MPS

Visit the website to register online for the MPS

This directory is maintained and operated by Nottinghamshire County Council.

If you need help using this directory or would like to contact us for more information, please get in touch with one of our friendly advisors using the details below:

Telephone: 0300 500 80 80

CSC minicom: 01623 434993

Email: enquiries@nottscc.gov.uk

We are open Monday – Friday 8:00am – 6:00pm.

If your query is specifically around SEND, please email local.offer@nottscc.gov.uk.

If your query is specifically for Supported Self Care, please call 0300 303 2600 or email selfcarehub@selfhelp.org.uk.