Misterton & West Stockwith village news

25th November

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MISTERTON NEWS          

Thursday 24 November 2022

Contact: 01427 891376

 

COLD WEATHER, WARM SPACES

Misterton Parish Council is supporting the ‘warm spaces’ initiative, a scheme to provide somewhere warm for people to go in winter—and to publicise venues that are already open and welcoming visitors. In Misterton, they are:

 

  • Misterton Library, open Tuesday to Thursday 2.00-5.00pm and the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Free tea/coffee
  • Coffee Morning at Misterton Methodist Church, Thursdays, 10.00-11.00am. Donation for tea/coffee/biscuit
  • Coffee Morning, every 2nd Tuesday each month, Church Room, Church Lane. £2 donation for a hot drink and scone/biscuit; £1 to enter monthly raffle.

 

In West Stockwith, there are three pubs/clubs, and cafes and pubs in Misterton, too. All provide a warm environment and sell hot food and drinks.

 

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, they are 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.ukFurther information can be found on the website: www.bassetlawactioncentre.org.uk.

 

DIARY DATES

 

Daily

Beckingham, Clayworth, Gringley, Misterton, and West Stockwith parish churches now open daily for private prayer, 10.00am to 4.00pm

 

2nd Tuesday each month

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

 

Thursday 1 December

Coffee Morning, Methodist Hall, 10.00-11.00am. Held every week - all welcome

 

Friday 2 December

Switch-on of Misterton Christmas lights, Church Meadow, and Windmill Garden, 6.00pm

 

Sunday 4 December

Holy Communion, Beckingham Parish Church, 11.00am

 

Wednesday 7 December

Midweek service of Morning Prayer, Misterton Parish Church, 10.00am

 

Friday 9 December

Christmas Bingo, Church Room, Misterton. Eyes down at 7.00pm – lots of Christmassy prizes

 

Saturday 10 December

Misterton Library open, 9.30am – 12 noon

 

Sunday 11 December

Carols by Candlelight, Parish Church, 6.30pm

 

Wednesday 14 December

Bassetlaw minibus trip to Walker’s Garden Centre, Blaxton, £16.50. For information or to book, call Bassetlaw Action Centre on 01777 709650

 

Carol Service at Southmoor Lodge, 3.00pm

 

Friday 16 December

Closing date for comments on the Misterton Review Neighbourhood Plan (MRNP). Go to www.misterton-notts-pc.gov.uk to read the MRNP; e-mail the Parish Clerk to have your say

 

Thursday 22 December

Library closes for Christmas and New Year. Re-opens on Tuesday 3 January

 

Friday 23 December

The Misterton Centre closes at 2.00pm.  Re-opens on Tuesday 3 January

 

Sunday 25 December

Holy Communion on Christmas Day, Misterton Parish Church, 11.00am

 

Saturday 14 January 2023

Lunch and entertainment for Misterton pensioners. Details to follow

 

 

WEST STOCKWITH NEWS

Thursday 24 November 2022

Contact: 01427 891376

 

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, they are 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.ukFurther information can be found on the website: www.bassetlawactioncentre.org.uk.

 

DIARY DATES

 

Daily

Beckingham, Clayworth, Gringley, Misterton, and West Stockwith parish churches now open daily for private prayer, 10.00am to 4.00pm

 

2nd Tuesday each month

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

 

Thursday 1 December

Coffee Morning, Methodist Hall, 10.00-11.00am. Held every week - all welcome

 

Saturday 3 December

Christmas lights switch-on and Christmas Fayre, Malt Kiln, 4.00pm

 

Sunday 4 December

Holy Communion, Beckingham Parish Church, 11.00am

 

Wednesday 7 December

Midweek service of Morning Prayer, Misterton Parish Church, 10.00am

 

Thursday 8 December

Meeting of West Stockwith Parish Council. Village Hall, 7.30pm

 

Saturday 10 December

Misterton Library open, 9.30am – 12noon

 

Thursday 22 December

Library closes for Christmas and New Year. Re-opens on Tuesday 3 January

 

Friday 23 December

The Misterton Centre closes at 2.00pm.  Re-opens on Tuesday 3 January

 

Sunday 25 December

Holy Communion on Christmas morning, Misterton Parish Church, 11.00am

 

Sunday 1 January

Holy Communion on New Year’s Day, West Stockwith Parish Church, 11.00am