Misterton and West Stockwith village news

1st November

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MISTERTON NEWS          

Thursday 31 October 2024

Contact: 01427 891376

 

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM – ANNUAL REMEMBRANCE SERVICE

Misterton’s annual Service of Remembrance is on Sunday 10 November at 10.15am in the Parish Church. The short service is followed by procession to the War Memorial where the names of the fallen are read, wreaths are laid by representatives of village organisations, and the Last Post is played. The collection in Church is in aid of the Royal British Legion, which provides year-round support for serving and ex-serving personnel.

 

The local ‘poppy group’ has made scores of poppies that decorate the gates of the two village churches and the War Memorial with a further display on Windmill Garden.

 

‘POP-UP’ OPPORTUNITIES TO TRY OUT NEW BUSINESS

Crafters, people starting their own business, and small businesses have the chance to test their trade and experience the world of retail at Worksop’s Priory Shopping Centre. A number of ‘pop-up’ spaces have been made available by Bassetlaw District Council, as part of a low-cost, low-risk introduction to retail on the high street.

Each business will be allocated a space within a shared unit at the centre, with access to full services and amenities, and will join established national retailers and independent retailers, who are already on site.

 

It comes at an exciting time for the Priory Centre as planning permission has been granted to carry out £20m refurbishment. By 2026, the new and improved shopping centre will also be home to a quality entertainment complex, indoor market, and food court. To arrange a viewing or for more information, contact

economic.development@bassetlaw.gov.uk or visit www.bassetlaw.gov.uk/business-advice/pop-up-at-the-priory.

 

BASSETLAW ACTION CENTRE: UPDATE

Bassetlaw Action Centre (BAC) is continuing to provide:

 

  • community transport for essential journeys – health appointments and shopping, for example
  • housing advice services, which are telephone-based primarily but face-to-face appointments are also available
  • a menu of Befriending services – including group befriending, telephone befriending, face to face and peer befriending
  • the Staying Well Programme (6-week self-management course for people with a long-term condition) available both virtually and face to face 
  • Get Out Get Active (GOGA) service encourages people to become more active and will continue to offer one-to-one support
  • home support service – a domiciliary service to help people who are just starting to struggle at home (this is a paid-for service)
  • minibus trips – including the newly launched lunch club trips.

 

BAC would like to hear from anyone with a few hours to spare, who would like to volunteer to support the Action Centre to deliver essential services to local older and vulnerable people. In particular, BAC is looking for more local volunteer drivers to help people to get to health appointments and for shopping. Volunteers are paid 45p per mile for every mile they drive on behalf of the scheme.

 

For further details on any of the above please contact BAC on 01777 709650 or by e-mail (enquiries@actioncentre.org.uk). Further information can be found on the website: www.bassetlawactioncentre.org.uk.

 

DIARY DATES

 

Mondays

Poppy-making craft group, The Misterton Centre & Library, 10.00-11.30am

 

2nd Tuesday each month

Coffee morning, Church Room, 10.30am. Freshly baked goodies—and friendly faces! £2 plus raffle

 

Wednesdays

Rhyme & Play time for babies and pre-school children in term-time, Misterton Library, 2.30-3.15pm

 

1st Saturday each month

Men’s Breakfast, Haxey Gate Inn, 10.00am. Chance for chaps to get together and talk about anything and everything!

 

Thursday 7 November

Coffee Morning, Misterton Methodist Hall, 10.00-11.00am

 

Mobile community shop, 10.30am – 12 noon, outside the Parish Church

 

Saturday 9 November

Coffee Morning, Church Room Church Lane, Misterton, 10.30am-12.30pm

 

Sunday 10 November

Service of Remembrance, Misterton Parish Church, 10.15am

 

Holy Communion, Clayworth Parish Church, 10.45am

 

Wednesday 13 November

Service of Morning Prayer, 10.00am, Church Room (October-May)

 

Sunday 24 November

Switch-on of Retford’s Christmas lights at 12 noon with Christmas market and entertainment, including Stormtroopers and Frost Fairy

 

 

WEST STOCKWITH NEWS

Thursday 31 October 2024

Contact: 01427 891376

 

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM – ANNUAL REMEMBRANCE SERVICE

West Stockwith’s annual Act of Remembrance is on Sunday 10 November at 10.45am at the soldier silhouette at the junction of North Carr Road and Main Street. The short Act of Remembrance is an opportunity for representatives of village organisations to lay wreaths.

 

BASSETLAW ACTION CENTRE: UPDATE

Bassetlaw Action Centre (BAC) is continuing to provide:

 

  • community transport for essential journeys – health appointments and shopping, for example
  • housing advice services, which are telephone-based primarily but face-to-face appointments are also available
  • a menu of Befriending services – including group befriending, telephone befriending, face to face and peer befriending
  • the Staying Well Programme (6-week self-management course for people with a long-term condition) available both virtually and face to face 
  • Get Out Get Active (GOGA) service encourages people to become more active and will continue to offer one-to-one support
  • home support service – a domiciliary service to help people who are just starting to struggle at home (this is a paid-for service)
  • minibus trips – including the newly-launched lunch club trips.

 

BAC would like to hear from anyone with a few hours to spare, who would like to volunteer to support the Action Centre to deliver essential services to local older and vulnerable people. In particular, BAC is looking for more local volunteer drivers to help people to get to health appointments and for shopping. Volunteers are paid 45p per mile for every mile they drive on behalf of the scheme.

 

For further details on any of the above please contact BAC on 01777 709650 or by e-mail (enquiries@actioncentre.org.uk)  Further information can be found on the website: www.bassetlawactioncentre.org.uk.

 

DIARY DATES

 

2nd Tuesday each month

Coffee morning, Church Room, 10.30am. Freshly baked goodies—and friendly faces! £2 plus raffle

 

Wednesdays

Rhyme & Play time for babies and pre-school children in term-time, Misterton Library, 2.30-3.15pm

 

1st Saturday each month

Men’s Breakfast, Haxey Gate Inn, 10.00am. Chance for chaps to get together and talk about anything and everything!

 

Thursday 7 November

Coffee Morning, Misterton Methodist Hall, 10.00-11.00am

 

Mobile community shop, 10.30am – 12 noon, outside the Parish Church

 

Saturday 9 November

Coffee Morning, Church Room Church Lane, Misterton, 10.30am-12.30pm

 

Sunday 10 November

Service of Remembrance, Misterton Parish Church, 10.15am

 

Holy Communion, Clayworth Parish Church, 10.45am

 

Act of Remembrance, Soldier Silhouette, Main Street, West Stockwith, 10.45am

 

Wednesday 13 November

Service of Morning Prayer, 10.00am, in Church Room, Misterton (October-May)

 

Thursday 14 November

Next meeting of West Stockwith Parish Council, 7.30pm, Village Hall

 

Sunday 24 November

Switch-on of Retford’s Christmas lights at 12 noon with Christmas market and entertainment, including Stormtroopers and Frost Fairy