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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2012 START: 10Am FINISH: 6Pm - 3 - 225 NNNNOOOTTTTTTIIINNNGGGHHHHAAAAMMMMSSSHHHHIIIRRREEEE HHHHIIISSSTTTTOOOORRRRIIICCCC CCCHHHHUUURRRCCCCHHHHEEEESSSS TTTTRRRRUUUSSSTTTT SSSSPPPOOONNNSSSOOOORRREEEDDDD RRRRIIIIDDDDEEE AAANNNDDDD SSSTTTTRRRRIIIDDDDEEE 888ththth SEPTEMBER 202011112222 10.00am ––– 6.00pm List of participating churches and chapels – pages 2 to 4 EVENTS DIARY – pages 5 to 7 Guidance map – page 8 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 937 6506 or by contacting your local organiser. Abbreviations used: R- Register; T – Toilet available; (T) – Toilet nearby; O/S/U – Church may be open and staffed or unstaffed depending on available stewards; CCT – Churches Conservation Trust; Churches and Chapels in Italic and Underlined are those places of worship short listed for our £50 competition and please support them by paying a visit Speciiall events to iincllude on your route Many churches and chapels are holding special events on Ride and Stride Day. A full listing is given on pages 5 to 7. Please try and support these events if possible. Please make sure that you read the enclosed safety leaflet carefully. Remember the competitions running this year. See inside for details! Open to all participants APART FROM CAR RIDERS For further details please contact the county organiser: Mike Elliott, 19/21 Main Street, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5AA Tel: 0115 937 6506 Email: [email protected] YOU CAN NOW RAISE F UNDS 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 ANNUAL SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2012 START: 10am FINISH: 6pm Bawtry Area Newark Area 1. Beckingham, All Saints, Church Street 10 – 4 T 44. Averham, St Michael and All Angels, Church Lane 2. Clayworth, St Peters, Church Road T O/S/U R 45. Balderton, St Giles, Main Street T 3. Everton, Holy Trinity, Church Street T R inside 46. Barnby in the Willows, All Saints R 4. Gringley on the Hill, St Peter & St Paul T 47. Besthorpe, Holy Trinity O/S/U R 5. Misson, St John the Baptist, Middle Street (T) 48. Caunton, St Andrews, Main Street 10 – 5 T 6. Misterton, All Saints, High Street R inside 49. Coddington, All Saints, Chapel Lane T 7. Misterton Methodist 10 – 1 T 50. Collingham Methodist, High Street R 8. Ranskill, St Barnabas T O/S/U R 51. Collingham, St John the Baptist 10 – 4 T 9. Scrooby, St Wilfrids, Low Road (T) O/S/U R 52. Cotham, St Michaels – the Old Church R 10. Walkeringham, St Marys 53. Cromwell, St Giles, Old North Road R 11. West Stockwith, St Marys, Main Street R inside 54. East Stoke, St Oswald, Church Lane 55. Egmanton, Our Lady of Egmanton, Tuxford Road 10 – 4 Worksop Area 56. Elston, All Saints, Top Street O/S/U R 57. Elston, Old Chapel, Old Chapel Lane R CCT 12. Carburton, St Giles Chapel R T 58. Farndon, St Peters, West End off Cross Lane R in porch 13. Clumber Park, Clumber Chapel T O/S/U R 59. Girton, St Cecilia R 14. Edwinstowe, St Marys T O/S/U R 60. Hawton, All Saints O/S/U R 15. Holbeck, St Winifreds R 61. Holme, St Giles R 16. Norton Cuckney, St Marys, Norton Lane 10 – 12 62. Kelham, St Wilfrids R inside 17. Scofton, St Johns (T) R inside 63. Kilvington, St Marys 10 – 2 18. Worksop Priory, Priorswell Road T 64. Kirton, Holy Trinity T 19. Worksop, St Marys, Park Street O/S/U R 65. Kneesall, St Bartholomew, Main Street 10 – 3 T 66. Langford, St Bartholomew, Holme Lane R 20. Worksop URC R in porch 67. Laxton, St Michael the Archangel, High Street (T) R inside 68. Low Marnham, St Wilfrids R CCT Retford Area 69. Markham Clinton, All Saints R 70. Markham Clinton, Milton Mausoleum O/S/U R 21. Askham, St Nicholas, Town Street R 71. Moorhouse, Moorhouse Chantry Chapel R 22. Clarborough, St John the Baptist, Church Lane T 72. Newark, Albert Street Baptist Church T O/S/U R 23. East Drayton, St Peters, The Green T 73. Newark, Barnbygate Methodist 10 – 5 T 24. East Markham, St Johns, Church Street T O/S/U R 74. Newark, Holy Trinity, Boundary Road T O/S/U R 25. East Retford, St Swithun, Canon Square 10 – 4 T 75. Newark, London Road Congregational 10 – 5 T 26. Eaton, All Saints, Main Road R 76. Newark, North End Methodist, Lovers Lane 10 – 2 T 27. Fledborough, St Gregorys R inside 77. Newark, St Leonards, Lincoln Road T 28. Grove, St Helens O/S/U R 78. Newark, St Mary Magdalene, Church Walk 10–12, 2–4 T 29. Hayton, St Peters, Church Lane R 79. Normanton on Trent, St Matthews R 30. Headon cum Upton, St Peters, Church Street (T) O/S/ U R 80. North Clifton, St George the Martyr, Church Ln 10 – 4 31. Littleborough, St Nicholas R inside 81. Norwell, St Laurence, Main Street T O/S/U R 32. North Leverton, St Martins, Main Street O/S/U R 82. Ossington, The Holy Rood 33. North Wheatley Methodist, Low Street R 83. Shelton, St Mary and All Saints, Main Street R inside 34. North Wheatley, St Peter & St Paul T O/S/U R 84. Sibthorpe, St Peter, Church Street 35. Ordsall, All Hallows, Church Lane T 85. South Clifton Methodist, Front Street T 36. Rampton, All Saints, Torksey Street (T) R inside 86. South Muskham, St Wilfrids T 37. Retford, St Saviours, Lidget Lane 10 – 4 T 87. South Scarle, St Helena, Main Street T 38. South Leverton, All Saints, Church Street R 88. Staunton, St Mary O/S/U R 39. Stokeham, St Peters (T) 89. Sutton on Trent, All Saints, Church Street T O/S/U R 40. Sturton-le-Steeple, St Peter & St Paul 10 – 4 90. Syerston, All Saints T O/S/U R 41. Sutton cum Lound, St Bartholomew, Mattersey Road R 91. Thorpe, St Lawrence, Main Street R in porch 42. Treswell, St John the Baptist O/S/U R 92. Tuxford Methodist, Newcastle Street T R inside 43. West Retford, St Michael the Archangel, Rectory Road T 93. Tuxford, St Nicholas, Newcastle Street T 94. Wellow, St Swithin, Potter Lane (T) R NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST ANNUAL SPONSORED RIDE & STRIDE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2012 START: 10am FINISH: 6pm 95. Winthorpe, All Saints, Gainsborough Road R inside 137. Underwood, St Michael and All Angels, Church Lane T 138. Westwood, St Marys, Church Hill 10 – 12 T Mansfield Area Gedling Area 96. Mansfield, Christian Community Centre R Wedding 2pm 97. Mansfield, Old Meeting House, NG18 1LG T O/S/U R 139. Arnold URC, Calverton Road R 98. Rainworth Methodist, Southwell Road East T 140. Bakersfield, The Dales URC, Parkdale Road T O/S/U R 99. Rainworth, St Simon & St Jude, Southwell Rd 10 – 2 141. Bulcote, Holy Trinity R inside 100. Warsop, St Peter & St Paul, Church Road T O/S/U R 142. Burton Joyce, St Helens, Church Rd T O/S/U R 143. Burton Joyce URC, Lambley Lane 10 – 3 T Southwell Area 144. Carlton Methodist Church, Gedling Road 10 – 1 T 145. Carlton, St John’s Methodist, Standhill Road 10 – 4 T 101. Bleasby, St Marys, Main Street 146. Carlton, St Pauls, Church Street 10 – 4 T 102. Blidworth Methodist, Main Street T 147. Caythorpe, St Aiden, Caythorpe Road R in porch 103. Blidworth, St Mary, Main Street T O/S/U R 148. Gedling, All Hallows, Arnold Lane T O/S/U R 104. Eakring, St Andrews, Kirklington Road R inside 149. Gunthorpe, St Johns, Main Street T 105. Edingley, St Giles T O/S/U R 150. Lambley, Holy Trinity, Church Street T 106. Epperstone, Church of the Holy Cross T O/S/U R 151. Lowdham, St Marys, Church Lane 10 – 4 T 107. Gonalston, St Laurence O/S/U R 152. Netherfield, St Georges, Victoria Road O/S/U R 108. Halam, St Michaels, Radley Road R 153. Stoke Bardolph, St Lukes, St Lukes Way (T) R 109. Halloughton, St James O/S/U R 154. Woodborough, St Swithun, Lingwood Ln T R inside 110. Hockerton, St Nicholas R in porch 111. Hoveringham, St Michael and All Angels (T) O/S/U R Nottingham Central 112. Kirklington, St Swithins, Main Street 113. Maplebeck, St Radegund T R inside and West Area 114. Oxton, St Peter & St Paul, Main Street T O/S/U R 115. Rolleston, Holy Trinity, Station Road R 155. Bilborough, St John the Baptist, Graylands Rd T O/S/U R 116. Southwell, Holy Trinity, Westgate R in porch 156. Bilborough, St Martins, St Martins Road Disabled T 117. Southwell Methodist Church, Westgate T 157. Kingswood Methodist, Lambourne Dr O/S/U R 118.
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