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KEYWORTH DIARY - NOVEMBER 2019 No THE KEYWORTH DIARY - NOVEMBER 2019 No. 515 Please Note: The Parish Council compiles the Keyworth Diary only. Items for inclusion in the DECEMBER 2019 issue should be sent to [email protected] or posted to, Diary Entries, Village Hall, Elm Avenue, Keyworth by: 12.00 NOON 10th NOVEMBER 2019 OTHER WISE INSERTION IN THE DIARY CANNOT BE GUARANTEED. Due to increased number of entries and limited space available, please keep wording to a minimum. It may be necessary to limit entries to a maximum of 3 lines (approx. 30 words). Friday 1st KEYWORTH AND DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY (K&DLHS) - 7.30pm Centenary Lounge. ‘Victorian optical toys’. Toys which led to the development of film, with exhibits by Bob Massey. All welcome, non-members £2, refreshments & publications available, plus raffle. Friday 1st ‘LEST WE FORGET’ CONCERT - 7.30pm Bunny Parish Church, featuring South Notts Hussars Association Band, Alexandra Brooks & local participants. Tickets £8 (inc refresh.) from Keyworth Church, call 914 2930 or on the door. Charity Raffle in support of ‘Care After Combat’. Saturday 2nd RUSHCLIFFE PLAY FORUM - 11am-3pm. Bungalow next to Keyworth Primary School, Nottingham Road. Shop selling discounted arts and crafts materials. Sunday 3rd COFFEE MORNING - Save the Children Fund - 10.30am-12.30pm 35 Main Street. £1 inc. coffee & biscuits. Founded 100 yrs ago by Eglantyne Jeb who was responsible for saving many children’s lives. Help us raise funds to save many others. Raffle, tombola, cakes & produce incl. Christmas Cards. Tuesday 5th BINGO AT THE TAVERN - 2.15pm - Keyworth Tavern Public House. Adm. Free. Tel. 937 6501 for details, raffle - money raised goes to a chosen charity. Wednesday 6th RUSHCLIFFE COUNTRY PARK - Linger by the lake - 10am-12noon. We sell biscuits & tea cakes. All proceeds go to making the park a better place to visit. Tel. 0115 921 5865. Wednesday 6th KEYWORTH 8 O’CLOCK GROUP - 7pm visit to Little Mouse Pottery on Main Street, mem. only. Thursday 7st KEYWORTH CAMERA CLUB - Members evening. Presentation by our members covering a wide range of subject matter. 7.30pm for 7.45pm at Parochial Church Hall, visitors welcome £3. Thursday 7th COMMUNITY LITTER PICK - Join members of the Rotary Club for a litter pick around the village. Meet 10am at Village Hall car park at. Equipment provided. The last meeting of the year. Thursday 7th KEYWORTH & DISTRICT FOOTPATHS ASSN. - Guided Walk 9.30am Keyworth Square - Barrow upon Soar, Mountsorrel, Swithland Reservoir, Quorn, Barrow upon Soar. About 8 miles. Leader Pippa 937 7122. Bring waterproofs, drink & packed lunch, non-mem. welcome. No dogs. Thursday 7th KEYWORTH GUITAR CLUB - The Air Hostess, Tollerton from 7.30pm. Details 0115 937 4079. Friday 8th KEYWORTH BUSINESS GROUP - 8-9am, The Key. Talk by Helen “How to be a Hearing aid”. Friendly networking for businesses in Keyworth & surrounding villages. Drop in, buy a drink, meet other local business people. Call Ian Machan 07780 646142 or Paul Burrows 07946 619961. Saturday 9th CHRISTMAS FAIR - Village Hall from 10am-2pm. Range of stalls: Crafts, Cakes, Needlework, Christmas Decorations, Cards, Books, Bric a Brac, Toys, Nearly New and others. Buy early for Christmas. Adults £1 Children free if accompanied by an adult. Tea & Coffee from 9.30am, tasty lunches from 11.45am. Proceeds for Keyworth Methodist Church. Monday 11th SOUTH NOTTS FLOWER GROUP - Our Christmas demonstration by Lee Berrill entitled ‘Made for Christmas’. Burnside Hall at 7.30pm, visitors £7. Tuesday 12th WEBSTER HALL LADIES - 1.45pm - Webster Hall. Margaret Wright an illustrated talk on Plumtree station Tuesday 12th KEYWORTH UKULELE STRUMMERS (U3A). Methodist Church Hall, 10am-12noon. Beginners and improvers welcome. Call Jacki 0115 937 2953 or keyworthukulelestrummers.weebly.com or [email protected] for more info. Tuesday 12th ROYAL BRITISH LEGION - 7.30pm Village Hall. Keyworth Branch meets to conduct formal business and a mix of events e.g presentations, items of interest & sharing of common themes in a relaxed social atmosphere. New members encouraged or just come along to see what we are about. Contact Colin Shields 989 9884 for more details. Wednesday 13th WEBSTER HALL LADIES - Visit to Downtown shopping centre in the Community Bus dep. 11am, return dep. 3.30pm Wednesday 13th KEYWORTH & DISTRICT LABOUR PARTY - 7.30pm The Salutation. Mem., new mem. & supporters welcome. If a General Election has been called, this will be cancelled to allow for campaigning. Thursday 14th KEYWORTH CAMERA CLUB - Battle with Gibraltar. The home leg of our biennial competition against our overseas friends. Judged by David Gibbins. 7.30pm for 7.45pm at Parochial Church Hall, Visitors welcome £3. Thursday 14th PLUMTREE WI - 7.30pm, Burnside Hall. Introductory visit free, a warm welcome awaits any new visitors. For more info call Lorraine 07539 112 229. Thursday 14th THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION (RAFA) - 7pm for 7.15pm - Stanton-on-the-Wolds Golf Club. Adm. free, donation to the 'Wings Appeal' appreciated. Bar facilities avail. Raffle towards Branch funds. Guest Speaker. We welcome serving/past mem. & those who wish to become one. We are looking to appoint a Secretary & Fund Raising Organiser - RAF mem. not essential. Thursday 14th KEYWORTH & DISTRICT FOOTPATHS ASSN. - Guided Walk 9.30am Keyworth Square - Gotham, Thrumpton, Barton in Fabis, Glebe Farm, Gotham. About 8½ miles. Leader Gay 07507 345080. Bring waterproofs, drink & packed lunch, non-mem. welcome. Sorry no dogs. Friday 15th CHARITY QUIZ NIGHT - donations in aid of Tearfund. 7pm for 7.30 start. Parochial Church Hall. Teams of 4 to 6 people (limited to 10 teams), must book in advance. Bring own refreshments. Call Nic or Elaine on 07931 323 613 or email [email protected] Monday 18th KEYWORTH DISTRICT GARDENING ASSC. 7.30pm Village Hall. An illustrated talk by Mike Davey. Gardens good and loyal friends. A look into different and unusual gardens. Members £2 non members £3 including refreshments. Monday 18th KEYWORTH WOLDS LADIES PROBUS CLUB - 10am-12 noon Methodist Church Hall. Speaker is Jan Palmer "Soap Making". Visitors welcome, with a view to becoming members, for more information please contact the Secretary on 0115 9142930. Tuesday 19th BINGO AT THE TAVERN - 2.15pm - Keyworth Tavern Public House. Adm. Free. Tel. 937 6501 for details, raffle - money raised goes to a chosen charity. Wednesday 20th KEYWORTH MEMORY CAFÉ - 10-12noon Parochial Church Hall. For people living with memory loss, families, carers & friends. Free coffee, tea & cakes. Singalong with Mike, try John’s Quiz, bring your favourite photos to share. Supported by Home Instead & Keyworth Parish Church, call 846 0053. Wednesday 20th RUSHCLIFFE COUNTRY PARK - Linger by the lake, 10am-12noon. We sell biscuits & tea cakes. All proceeds go to making the park a better place to visit. Tel. 0115 921 5865. Wednesday 6th KEYWORTH 8 O’CLOCK GROUP - 8pm Talk by Colin Russell ‘My travels in Kenya’. Parochial Church Hall, £2 at door to incl. refreshments & raffle ticket. Wednesday 20th KEYWORTH GUITAR CLUB 7.30pm The Plough, Normanton. Details 0115 937 4079. Thursday 21st WEBSTER HALL LADIES - Theatre Royal visit Northern Ballet ‘Cinderella’ dep. Village Hall at 1pm. Thursday 21st KEYWORTH CAMERA CLUB - Landscapes, street & urbanscapes - Dave Fieldhouse whose made it into the Landscape Photographer of the Year Book and also won international awards in the Garden Photographer of the year. 7.30pm for 7.45pm at Parochial Church Hall. Visitors welcome £3. Thursday 21st KEYWORTH & DISTRICT FOOTPATHS ASSN. - Guided Walk 9.30am Keyworth Square - Gunthorpe, Hoveringham, Caythorpe, Gunthorpe. About 7½ miles. Leaders Ros/Anne 07852 676686/07821 197804. Bring waterproofs, drink & packed lunch, non-mem. welcome. No dogs. Thursday 21st KEYWORTH CARER SUPPORT GROUP - 10.30am - 12.30pm in Feignies Room, Keyworth Village Hall. Free Carer Support Group - come and listen to guest speakers and meet other carers. For more information, call Nottinghamshire Carers Hub 0115 824 8824. Monday 25th FEELGOOD FILMS - doors open 1.45pm for 2pm start - Centenary Lounge. Film: The Man Who Invented Christmas with Dan Stevens. Donations (min £3.50) on door, refreshments £1.20. Pop along for a lovely afternoon, everyone welcome. Details: Hazel 937 3849 or Elaine 937 3336. Lifts can be arranged with prior notice. Tuesday 26th BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP 10.30am-12 noon at the Primary Care Centre, ground floor room. Informal friendly group for mutual support, Jacky, email: jackycripwell@hotmail. com, call 921 2037 / 0779 983 4338; Liz, email: [email protected], call 974 5678 / 0776 593 8580. Tuesday 26th KEYWORTH & DISTRICT U3A Monthly meeting. Methodist Church, Selby Lane. New members welcome. 2pm refreshments. Talk 2.30pm - Bob Reed, ‘We need to talk about toilets’. Tuesday 26th WEBSTER HALL LADIES - 1.45pm - Webster Hall. Ukelele Strummers entertain us with pre- Christmas entertainment. Tuesday 26th KEYWORTH UKULELE STRUMMERS (U3A). Methodist Church Hall, 10am-12noon. Beginners and improvers welcome. Call Jacki 0115 937 2953 or keyworthukulelestrummers.weebly.com or [email protected] for more info. Thursday 28th KEYWORTH CAMERA CLUB - Internal competition - Round 2. Members print images will be judged by Jacqui Grafton. 7.30pm for 7.45pm at Parochial Church Hall, Selby Lane, Visitors welcome £3. Thursday 28th POP UP CAFÉ - 10.15am-noon Keyworth Parish Church. Homemade cake, drinks, crafts and cards and a relaxed atmosphere in this lovely ancient church. Play mat with toys for toddlers. Pop up the steps or path for some refreshments, to look around or a chat 846 0053. Thursday 28th KEYWORTH & DISTRICT FOOTPATHS ASSN. - Guided Walks. A Walk: 9am Keyworth Square - Worksop, Ranby, Cuckoo Dyke, Scofton, Worksop. About 9¾ miles. Leader Carolyn 07551 622744. B Walk: 9.30am Keyworth Square - East Bridgford, Kneeton, East Bridgford. About 6½ miles. Leader Barbara 07954 952233. Waterproofs, drink & packed lunch req'd, non-mem. welcome. No dogs. Thursday 28th KEYWORTH WOMAN'S INSTITUTE - 7.15pm Centenary Lounge.
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