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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE and STRIDE 13Th SEPTEMBER 2014 10.00Am – 6.00Pm NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE AND STRIDE 13th SEPTEMBER 2014 10.00am – 6.00pm List of participating churches and chapels – pages 2 to 3 (Updated 22 Aug) EVENTS DIARY – pages 4 to 6 Guidance map – page 7 Add Beeston Methodist Chilwell Road Approximate locations are shown on the map enclosed. Only churches and chapels on this list should be visited. Many will be open, those that are closed will display our register for you to sign. If you cannot find a register at a listed church or chapel please sign your own form anyway. Unless otherwise indicated, all churches and chapels will be open from 10am until 6pm. Please feel free to cross county borders as required and contact the county organiser for a list of churches and chapels taking part in neighbouring counties. N.B. Details were correct at the time of printing, but some unavoidable changes will occur. There will be some additions and there may be some last minute deletions. Please check the last minute list issued at the beginning of September. This can be obtained by ringing 0115 9726590 or by contacting your local organiser. A copy will also be on the Trust's website www.nottshistoricchurchestrust.org.uk Abbreviations used: R- Register; T – Toilet available; S/P/U – Church may be open and staffed, unstaffed or staffed part of the time depending on available stewards. Special events to include on your route Many churches and chapels are holding special events on Ride and Stride Day. A full listing is given on pages 4 to 6. Please try and support these events if possible. Please make sure that you read the enclosed safety leaflet carefully. For further details please contact the Ride & Stride administrator: Keith Goodman, 59 Briar Gate, Long Eaton, Nottingham NG10 4BQ Tel: 0115 9726590 Email: [email protected] YOU CAN NOW RAISE FUNDS FOR THE RIDE AND STRIDE THROUGH “JUST GIVING” All you need to do is visit WWW.JUSTGIVING.COM/NHCTRIDEANDSTRIDE/RAISEMONEY And follow the instructions We are now on Facebook – follows us at http://www.facebook.com/NottsRideAndStride NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2014 START: 10am FINISH: 6pm - 1 - BINGHAM EAST Everton, Holy Trinity Church StreetT U O Gamston, St Peter P 2-4 Aslockton, St Thomas Gringley, St Peter & St PaulT I Bingham, St Mary and All Saints Church StreetT S Grove, St Helen Bingham, MethodistT P 10-12 Harworth, All Saints Church WalkT U O 11-4 Bradmore, Church Rooms Main Street S Hayton, St Peter Church LaneT P 10-4 Bunny, St Mary the Virgin Church StreetT S Headon cum Upton, St Peter Church Street U O Cotgrave, Methodist P Laneham, St Peter S Cotgrave, All Saints Church Lane S Langold, St LukeT P 10-4 Cropwell Bishop, St Giles Nottingham Road S Misterton, MethodistT S Cropwell Bishop, Methodist Church Nottingham Road U North Leverton, St Martin Main Street U O O Norton Cuckney, St Mary Norton Lane P 10-12 Cropwell Butler, Holy TrinityT S Rampton, All SaintsTorksey StreetT S Cropwell Butler, Methodist ChapelT U I Retford, St MichaelT S East Bridgford, Methodist Main StreetT U O Retford, BaptistT P 10-4 Elton on the Hill, St Michael and All Angels Sutton Lane Scofton, St JohnTN S S South Leverton, All Saints Church Street U O Flintham, St Augustine Church LaneT I Stokeham, St PeterT S Hickling, St LukeT S Worksop, Priory Priorswell RoadT S Keyworth, St Mary Magdalen The Square P 10-5 Kneeton, St Helen U O Orston, St MaryT S GEDLING Plumtree, St Mary Church HillT S Arnold, Cross Street BaptistT P 10-3 Radcliffe on Trent, St MaryT S Burton Joyce, St Helen Church RoadT P 10-4 Scarrington, St John of Beverley S Carlton, St PaulT P 10-4 Stanton on the Wolds, All Saints S Carlton, St John Methodist Standhill RoadT P 10-4 Staunton, St Mary S Carlton, Gedling Road Methodist Church U O Syerston, All Saints S Gedling, All Hallows Arnold LaneT U O 10-4 Thoroton, St Helena U O Lambley, Holy Trinity Church StreetT P 10-12 & 3-6 Tollerton, St PeterT S Woodborough, St SwithunT S Tollerton, MethodistT P 10-4 Woodthorpe, The Good ShepherdT S Upper Broughton, St Luke U O Blidworth, St Mary the Purification Main StreetT S Whatton in the Vale, St John of Beverley Edwinstowe, St MaryT S Widmerpool, St Peter U Mansfield, Old Meeting House UnitarianT P 10-4 Rainworth, Methodist Southwell RoadT S BINGHAM WEST Edwalton, The Holy RoodT P NEWSTEAD Holme Pierrepont with Adbolton, St EdmondT S Annesley, All SaintsT P 10-2.30 & 4.15-6 Kingston on Soar, St Winifred Kegworth Road U O Brinsley, St. James Normanton on Soar, St JamesT P Eastwood, URC Alexander Street U O Rempstone, All SaintsT P 10-2 Eastwood, Baptist Church Percy Street U O Stanford on Soar, St John the BaptistT S Greasley, St Mary Church RoadT S Sutton Bonington, St Michael U O Huthwaite, All Saints U O Sutton Bonington, St Anne U O Linby, St Michael Church Lane U O West Leake, St Helena S Newthorpe, Baptist Church, Main StreetT P 10-2 WIlford, St Wilfrid U O Papplewick, St James U O Ravenshead, St Peter Sheepwalk Lane P BASSETLAW & BAWTRY Selston, St HelenT S Sutton in Ashfield, URCHigh PavementT P 10-2 Askham, St Nicholas U I Underwood, St Michael Beckingham, All Saints Church StreetT P 11-4 Westwood, St Mary Church Hill U O Carburton, St Giles U O Carlton in Lindrick, St John the Evangelist P I Clarborough, St John the BaptistChurch LaneT S NOTTINGHAM NORTH Clayworth, St PeterChurch RoadT U O Awsworth, St Peter P 10-4 Clumber Park, St Mary the VirginT S Bakersfield, The Dales URCT P 10-2.30 East Drayton, St PeterThe GreenT P Bilborough, St Martin of Tours St Martins RoadT S East Markham, St John the Baptist Church StreetT P Nuthall, St Patrick Kimberley RoadT P 10-3 East Retford, St Swithun Canon SquareT S Strelley, All Saints Main StreetT S NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2014 START: 10am FINISH: 6pm - 2 - Trowell, St Helen Nottingham RoadT S O 10-5 Wollaton, St Leonard Wollaton RoadT S Newark, St Mary MagdaleneChurch WalkT P 10-4 Newark, London Road CongregationalT P 10-5 Newark, Barnbygate MethodistT S NOTTINGHAM SOUTH Norwell, St LaurenceMain StreetT S Attenborough, St Mary the Virgin Church LaneT S Ossington, Holy Rood S Beeston, St John the BaptistMiddle StreetT P 10-2 Rolleston, Holy TrinityT P Beeston Methodist (Chilwell Road) Sibthorpe, St Peter S Bramcote, Old Church Tower South Muskham, St WilfridsT S Bramcote, St Michael & All Angels South Scarle, St HelenaT S Chilwell, Christ Church High RoadT S Southwell, The Minster S Hyson Green, Gegory Boulvard URC Southwell, Our Lady of VictoriesHalam Street I Inham Nook, St Barnabas Barn Crofty, ChilwellT S Southwell, MethodistWestgateT S Nottingham, St Mary the Virgin High PavementT P 10-5 Southwell, Holy TrinityWestgate U O Nottingham, St Georges The MeadowsT P 10-1 Sutton on Trent, All SaintsChurch StreetT S Sneinton, St Christopher P 10-4 Thorney with Wigsley, St Helen P 10-4 Sneinton, St CyprianT S Thorpe, St LawrenceMain Street U O NEWARK & SOUTHWELL Thurgarton, St PeterT P 10-4 Averham, St Michael & All Angels Church Lane S Tuxford, MethodistT P O 10-12 Balderton, St Giles Main StreetT S Upton, St Peter & St PaulChurch Lane U I Barnby in the Willows, All Saints U O Wellow, St SwithinPotter LaneT U O 10-5 Besthorpe, Holy Trinity U O Bleasby, St Mary Main Street p 10-5 Carlton on Trent, St Mary Church LaneT S Caunton, St Andrew Main Street S T Coddington, All Saint Chapel LaneT P 10-4 Collingham, Methodist U O Cromwell, St Giles Old North Road U Eakring, St Andrews Kirklington Road U I Edingley, St Giles S Egmanton, Our Lady of Egmanton Tuxford RoadT P Elston, Old ChapelOld Chapel Lane U I Elston, All Saints Top Street S Farnsfield, St Michael and All AngelsT S Girton, St Cecilia U O Radley Road Halam, St Michael U O Hawton, All Saints Main StreetT P 10-4 Holme, St GilesT U O Kelham, St WilfridT U O Kilvington, St Mary P 10-2.30 Kirklington, St Swithin Main Street P Kneesall, St Bartholomew Main Street Laxton, St Michael the Archange lHigh StreetT U I Low Marnham, St Wilfrid CCTT U O Maplebeck, St Radegund U O Moorhouse, Chantry Chapel U O Morton & Fiskerton, St Denis Main StreetT U NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE AND STRIDE NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 2014 START: 10am FINISH: 6pm - 3 - 13th SEPTEMBER 2014 EVENT 10.00am – 6.00pm THE EVENTS DIARY AND LOCAL ATTRACTIONS LIST!! There are many events taking place to coincide with the Ride and Stride day this year. The following are just a few, please try and support some along the way. Listed by area as per the original lists BINGHAM EAST Aslockton, St Thomas Cranmers Mound, Refreshments Bingham, St Mary and All Saints Market town, Bingham, Methodist Market town, Bradmore, Church Rooms Village, Bunny, St Mary the Virgin Bunny Woods close by and Rushcliffe Country Park in Ruddington is within a short distance. , Possible village event Cotgrave Cotgrave Country Park, Grantham Canal and Grannies Tea and Gift shop, East Bridgford, Methodist St Peter's Church, Elton on the Hill, St Michael and All Angels Belvoir Castle is five and a half miles away from village, Flintham, St Augustine Flintham Village Shop and Museum open in the morning, Granby, All Saints Good children's playground close by.
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