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Periodicals, Minutes & Parish Magazines at Retford Library Periodicals, Minutes & Parish Magazines at Retford Library Items listed below are for reference use only. Back issues are located on the First Floor (please ask library staff if you are unable to use the stairs to access these). Publication name Date coverage PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS Bassetlaw Council for Voluntary Service 1970s/1980s plus 2006 (magazines, annual reports, updates) Bassetlaw Writers Group 2008 – 2009 Bell Ringers (Southwell Diocesan Guild of Change Ringers) 1946 – 2008 Annual Reports/Newsletters Birds of Nottinghamshire Annual Reports 1950 – 2003 (incomplete) plus 1946 - 1949 Bridon Wires – A Forum for Bridon Wire people 1975 - 1977 Brindley’s Triumph 1995 - 1996 Chaffblower – The Notts Federation of Young Farmers Clubs 1961 - 1966 Journal of the North Notts Farmers 1967 - 1968 Rural Studies – The Journal of the Notts Rural Studies 1965 - 1975 Association Clarks Magazine 1949 - 1965 Cuckoo: The Magazine of the Chesterfield Canal Society From 1967 (Recent issues on Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) East Midlands Bibliography 1973 - 1986 East Midlands Historian 1991 - 2003 East Midlands History and Heritage Magazine 2015 – (Recent issues on Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Farming Guardian 1986 - 1987 Friends of Bassetlaw Museum Newsletter 2014 - 2016 GEN (Powergen staff newsletter) 1989 - 1991 The Idler (Idle Valley Society) 1986 - 1994 The Idler (Eaton Hall College of Education) 1966 - 1977 In Gear – Bassetlaw Group of the Institute of Advanced Motorists 1980 - 1983 Keels and Cuckoos (Inland Waterways Association 2011- 2018 South Yorks and Dukeries branch) Local History Magazine From 2008 The Journal – Rampton Hospital Journal 1997 - 2001 North Notts Bid Newsletter – Bid News 2018 - Nottinghamshire Countryside 1949 – 1971 (incomplete) Nottinghamshire Family History Society Journals 1979 – 2009 (Recent issues on Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Nottinghamshire Historian From 1973 Nottinghamshire Rural Voice (formerly Link) From 1978 Pilgrim Trails (Pilgrim Roots Newsletter) From 2018 (Recent issues on Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Power News 1971 - 1987 National Power News Dec 1989 – April 1990 Rampton Reveille March 1970 – June 1978 Retford Civic Society News 2000 - 2016 Retford Journal (later Retford & Bawtry Trader) Random Samples 1980 – 1984 Retford and District Historical and Archaeological Society 1967 – Newsletters (On Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Retford and District Historical and Archaeological Society Review 1967 – (On Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Retford and District Motor Club (leaflets, programmes and 1960s & 1970s magazines) Retford Life From Jan 2018 Retford Writers 1993 – 2006 Spray – West Stockwith Yacht Club 1963 - 1982 Strands (of British Ropes) 1967 – 1977 Blue Strand Newsreel 1974 - 1977 Transactions of the Thoroton Society From 1897 Thoroton Society Newsletters From 2000 Travel and Transport Briefing (NCC) for Bassetlaw area 2002 -2007 Trent River Authority Annual Reports 1954 - 1972 COUNCIL MINUTES East Retford Borough Council Minutes 1955 - 1974 East Retford Rural District Minutes 1950 - 1974 Everton Parish Council Minutes 2005 - 2013 Gringley Parish Council Minutes From 2004 Misterton Parish Council Minutes From 2004 PARISH MAGAZINES Askham and East Markham Gazette 1978 - 1997 East Markham and Askham Gazette 1962 - 2017 Bawtry, Austerfield and Misson Parish Magazine May 1966 Bawtry News 1981 -2004 Beckingham and Walkeringham Parish Magazine (“Neighbours” From 1975 up to mid-1980s) (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Blyth Parish Magazine 1965 – 1979 Clayworth and Wiseton Magazine 2002 Clays Contact From 1982 (Recent issues on Ground Floor - Local Heritage area) Clarborough, Hayton, Welham and Tilne Parish News 1974 - 1983 Clarborough and Hayton Parish Magazine 1968 - 1973 Clarborough, Hayton and Welham Window 1997 - 1998 Clarborough and Welham Newsletter From 2009 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Dunham Church News 1960 - 1980 (Dunham-on-Trent Parish Magazine) East Drayton Newsletter 2002 - 2008 East Markham Parish News 1978 - 1985 The Villager Egmanton 2004 - 2016 Finningley Parish Magazine 1965 - 1987 Gamston and Eaton Parish Magazine 1889 - 1902 Gamston, Eaton, West Drayton, Elkesley and Bothamsall 1976 – 1990 (incomplete) Parish Magazine Gringley Parish Magazine (Gringley Beacon) From 1936 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Heds Together (Harwell, Everton, Drakeholes and Scaftworth) From 1990 Hayton and Tilne News 2005 The Trentsider (Dunham, Darlton, Ragnall and Fledborough) 1998, 1999, 2010 Rampton, Treswell, Cottam, Laneham Parish News (Roundabout) From April 1976 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Leverton Crossing 1976 - 2006 Misterton and West Stockwith Parish Magazine/News 1963 - 2003 “Idle Talk” Misterton Village Newsletter 1988 - 1991 Ordsall Parish Magazine From 1892 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) The Country Parish – Retford Rural Deanery and District 1953 – 1975 East Retford Parish Magazine (“All for One”) 1903, Jan 1931, 1962 onwards (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Retford St. Saviour’s Parish Magazine 1964 - 1969 Standard Bearer (St Michael’s, West Retford) 1963 – 1977 (incomplete) Retford Baptist Magazine/ Messenger 1969 - 1991 Retford Grove Street Methodist Church 1989 – 2005 (incomplete) (“Challenger”) Hallcroft Methodist Church 1981 - 1987 Methodist Church Retford Circuit Plan and Directory 1967 - 1991 Wesley Methodist Messenger Retford Circuit 1908 - 1909 Methodist Messenger (Retford Grove Street Circuit) 1946 – 1954; 1963 - 1988 Retford Anglican Church Happenings 1997 - 2001 Scrooby, Torworthy and Ranskill Star (“The Star”) From 1984 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) The Tuxfordian From 1996 (Recent issues on Ground Floor – Local Heritage area) Tuxford and West Markham Church News 1965 - 1993 Tuxford Parish Magazine and Church Monthly 1892 – 1897 (A small section with Tuxford Parish News is at the back of these bound volumes) Walkeringham News and Views 1996 - 2001 .
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