Heritage Open Days 2015 Thursday 10 September to Sunday 13 September

Attenborough, Beeston, Bramcote, Chilwell, Stapleford,Toton and beyond - , Strelley, and University of

FREE TO EXPLORE Organised by Beeston and District Civic Society www.beestoncivicsociety.org.uk ATTENBOROUGH 1 St Mary the Virgin Church Church Lane, Attenborough, Beeston NG9 6AS Registered charity no. 503241 www.attenboroughchurch.org.uk The Church is Grade 1 listed set within a conventional churchyard. There will be a display of the history of the church and guide booklets Beeston and District Civic Society was founded in 1973 available for adults and children. There is a memorial to those people to promote a sense of civic pride and place in Beeston. killed in the WW1 Chilwell Shell Factory Explosion in the churchyard. We continue to care for Beeston’s past, present and Saturday: 10am - 6pm future helping to preserve what is worthwhile and Sunday: 2.30 - 6pm encouraging good design. The Society has been BEESTON instrumental in securing conservation areas, saving noteworthy buildings from demolition and, more recently, Beeston Fields Golf Clubhouse Tour has been involved with the research and installation of blue plaques to commemorate worthy citizens. Old Drive, Wollaton Road, Beeston NG9 3DA www.beestonfields.co.uk Rebuilt by Alfred Fellows, of the Nottingham banking family, in 1837, Heritage Open Days are an annual national celebration this prestigious building has been owned by Sir Alfred Ball, father of of ’s fantastic architecture, culture and history, the WW1 pilot awarded the VC, and Sir Frank Bowden, founder of the offering free access to properties that are usually closed Raleigh Cycle Company. In 1923 Alfred Mitchell, a local motor agent, to the public or normally charge for admission. bought more land to establish a golf club. A rare opportunity to tour this house. The tour is in the clubhouse and immediate area outside. Most of it is accessible. Beeston and District Civic Society continues to organise Meet in the car park which is barrier controlled (You need the code to get OUT) the local programme of events annually in South Friday: Tour 10.30am Broxtowe, supported by other local amenity societies Pre-booking is essential there are only 40 places. and organisations. Contact: Richard English 0115 925 2518 Book by phone only. Nature Walk School/ Beeston Heritage Walk Educational Green/Eco Exhibition Meet at The Podium, Beeston Square NG9 1EF Music/Dance www.beestoncivicsociety.org.uk Church/Religous Historical A 2-mile walk designed for newcomers to Beeston, and those who have Centre Craft lived here but not had the chance to explore! It will begin and end in the Square and take in the structure of Beeston centre, with a brief walk Refreshments available at this venue along the High Road towards Chilwell, then north up Wollaton Road A charge or donation may be requested to take in the remaining mills, east along the High Road and back to the All venues are fully accessible and have toilets, unless otherwise stated. square. Led by Professor John Beckett. No pre-booking required Trams and buses stop in central Beeston. Sunday: 2. 30 - 4.30pm Toilets nearby. Free parking on Sunday in Foster Ave Car Park 3-hour free parking at Tesco, Station Road and Sainsbury’s, Cross Street off Wollaton Road. Beeston Muslim Centre 4a Evelyn Street , Beeston NG9 2NE We have included some interesting venues in areas beyond Beeston www.islamicfinder.org/getitWorld.php?id=34453 because they wish to take part in HOD. Come and see how the Centre operates. Thursday: 12 noon - 3pm Please note that events which require booking with limited spaces, will be allocated on a first come - first basis.

Beeston Parish Church John Clifford Primary School Chilwell Road Beeston NG9 1EJ Nether Street, Beeston NG9 2AT www.beestonparishchurch.co.uk www.johncliffordschool.com The church, designed by George Gilbert Scott, holds a memorial plaque Victorian school building dating from 1898. John Clifford was a local naming local residents who died in WW1 and a memorial book naming Baptist minister and through his efforts the school was established. It those who died in WW2 and in later conflicts. There is also a Crimean later became a secondary school but is now a successful primary school. War Memorial in the churchyard. The inside of the church has recently Staff will be available to answer any questions. been tastefully re-ordered and in 2013 the outside was cleaned and Saturday: 10.30 - 11.30am restored. On site parking Saturday: 10 - 12 noon Sunday: 2 - 4pm Canalside Heritage Centre at The Boat & Horses Beeston Library Exhibition The Boat & Horses, Trent Road, Beeston Rylands NG9 1LP Foster Avenue, Beeston NG9 1AE www.canalsideheritagecentre.org.uk www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/learning/libraries Once again, this year our event will be based at this fantastic pub. A “Old Beeston” - Come to your local library and see a fascinating variety of displays along with an exhibition about the centre and its photographic exhibition of the life and times of Beeston in the past. progress with members of the trust available to talk to and information Thursday: 9am - 1pm about volunteering opportunities. Friday: 9am - 7pm Saturday: 9am - 4pm Throughout the day there will also be a wide range of heritage craft Beeston Town Hall demonstrations and stands, traditional folk music, singing and morris dancing. Foster Avenue, Beeston NG9 1AE Saturday: 10.30am - 4.30pm www.broxtowe.gov.uk On site parking The Town Hall is the Civic Centre of Broxtowe. There will be old maps and memorabilia on view in the Old Council Chamber. Guided tours BEESTON Ceilidh by past Mayors. There will also be a Mayor’s Charity Event taking place with refreshments and cakes. At The Boats & Horses, Trent Road, Beeston Rylands NG9 1LP Saturday 12 September Friday: 11am - 2pm www.chezfred.org.uk/freds/ Boots PLC - Tour of D10 Factory Ceilidh (barn dance) in the evening with the fabulous Fred’s Folk Band. Boots UK, D10 Factory, Boots site, Thane Road, Nottingham Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. No experience or partner is necessary, just come along and have a go if it’s your first time. NG90 4XY Tickets for this event are limited due to space, watch out on Facebook Boots Archives are opening the doors to their architecturally renowned D10 Wets’ Factory. Visitors will be taken on a guided tour around for more details or contact: [email protected] the exterior and interior of the building, followed by a talk about life (This is a paid event and not part of Heritage Open Days) working in the factory, a short film and an opportunity to view some Community Events @ Tesco of the archives and chat to the archivists. The tour will involve a little walking around the exterior of the building and between floors inside. Station Road, Beeston NG9 2WJ Saturday/Sunday Tours: www.tesco.com/store-locator/uk/?bID=5329 9 - 10.30am; 11am - 12.30pm; 1 - 2.30pm; 3 - 4.30pm Come and see an exhibition of the activities and events that have taken Pre-booking required - max 15 people per tour/session. place over the last few years, led by Community Champion, Lynda Lally. Boots PLC cannot accept people who turn up without prior booking. The Exhibition will be on display during shop opening hours. Craft Directions and transportation information will be sent to all those booked on the activities available for families and “Behind the Scene” tours to see how tours prior to the event. Visitors must be aged 16 years and over. our everyday necessities arrive and make it to the shelves. Contact: Judith Wright Tel: 0115 959 3472 Tours - max 10 people, pre-booking essential Email: [email protected] Friday: 10am and 2pm Booking opens: 29 June 2015 Craft activities -Saturday: 10 - 4pm Booking closes: 31 August 2015 To book a place on a tour contact Lynda : 07817855430 On site parking On site parking (3 hrs limit) DAGFA HOUSE SCHOOL, BEESTON THE FOLLOWiNG EVENTS WiLL BE HELD AT Dagfa House School Ltd, Broadgate, Beeston NG9 2FU THE PEARSON CENTRE FOR yOUNG PEOPLE www.dagfaschool.notts.sch.uk 2 Nuart Road, Beeston NG9 2NH (behind Beeston library) Come and have a look around the school which was opened in 1948 www.thepearsoncentre.org.uk in a converted 18th Century family home, a Grade ii listed building. it Saturday 10am - 4pm assumed a new identity in 1969 as Dagfa House School. Over the years The Brigade band will perform at 2pm this independent school has continued to develop and grow and now Refreshments provided by BB and GB volunteers. Proceeds to fund current comprises Woodlands (a second large house), a multi-purpose gym charitable project. hall, as well as a third new building housing Sciences, iCT and a modern 17TH NOTTiNGHAM BOyS’ BRiGADE studio-theatre. www.thepearsoncentre.org.uk/17th-nottingham - boys’-brigade.aspx Saturday: 10am - 12 noon Founded in 1909 by Stephen Hetley Pearson who died in battle in 1917. ECO HOUSE His hat and sword can be found on display in the reception area of The Centre. Other historical memorabilia and photographs will be on display. 15 Hampden Grove, Beeston NG9 1FG http://www.superhomes.org.uk/170 30TH NOTTiNGHAM GiRLS’ BRiGADE Renovated Edwardian semi-detached home, featuring internal solid-wall www.thepearsoncentre.org.uk/30th-nottingham - girls’-brigade.aspx insulation, underfl oor heating and triple glazing. Founded in 1974 by Margaret Goodman. The organisation works Pre-booked tours - Saturday: 2pm 3pm 4pm with girls and young women aged 4 to 18 years old. Memorabilia and Book via web site or Email: [email protected] photographs will be on display. Come and fi nd out about us and if you are a former member-share your memories. NEW BEESTON CONSERVATiVE CLUB 148 Station Road, Beeston NG9 2Ay TRENT & PEAk ARCHAEOLOGy www.beestonconservativeclub.co.uk www.tparchaeology.co.uk Located in what was the Regent Ballroom in the 1930s and later used Local archaeologists Trent & Peak will again be exhibiting fi nds from local by Bostocks, wholesale meat purveyors, now renovated but maintaining excavations. This year, they have undertaken a number of interesting the original facade including the magnifi cent bay window with its stained community projects, including excavations at Lenton Priory and a medieval glass. watermill at Toton Manor Park. There will also be an opportunity for those Thursday, friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12 noon - 2pm who are interested to sign-up as volunteers. Dr. Gareth Davies will deliver a talk about their star fi nds from this year’s work. OBAN HOUSE Talk : 12.30pm VOLUNTARy ACTiON BROXTOWE BEESTON CAMERA CLUB 8 Chilwell Road, Beeston NG9 1AA www.beestoncameraclub.co.uk www.vabroxtowe.org.uk A display of photographs from members highlighting a range of subject Now the home of Voluntary Action Beeston, Oban House was built matter from Natural History to Rugby and it will include a folder of with lace money in about 1890 and was once the home and surgery of photographs showing the development of the tram, Dr. Winifred Thompson. See a display of the history of this historic house and VAB. The Friday Vintage Tearooms will be open as usual for BEESTON & DiSTRiCT CiViC SOCiETy tea and cakes, served on the best china. www.beestoncivicsociety.org.uk friday: 10.30am - 3.30pm Protecting and improving our Local Area WOLLATON RD ALLOTMENTS Come and visit our stand to fi nd out more about what we do. Wollaton Road, Beeston NG9 2PH BEESTON & DiSTRiCT LOCAL HiSTORy SOCiETy Beeston North Gardeners and Allotment Holders Association www.beestonhistory.org.uk Tours giving an insight into allotment life and the satisfaction of growing “The A, B, C of Beeston” - Come and see our display of documents, one’s own produce. See demonstrations. Sit, relax and enjoy our old photos, and maps from our archives of items related to the fi rst 3 established orchards. There will be refreshments and stalls selling letters of the alphabet:- The Anglo Scotian Mills, Beeston Boilers and produce. the Carnival for instance, perhaps even Cowgate, if you know where Saturday: 9am - 4pm that was. Maybe you lived on one of the streets beginning with A, B or C, Brown’s Lane, Cator Lane or ? Chilwell Beeston U3A (University of the Third Age) www.beestonu3a.org.uk Inham Nook Allotments Come and hear about educational, creative and leisure opportunities Slade Road, Pearson Avenue, Chilwell NG9 4GS for retired people. We have over 40 interest groups ranging from An opening of these allotments with a store on site - selling produce Local History to Mah-jong, Photography, Science, Walks and Yoga. including vegetables, free range eggs, homemade bread and garden Open meetings are held on the first Thursday of the month at Beeston supplies. Methodist Church at Chilwell Road. Saturday: 9.30am - 4pm no toilets For information visit website or email: [email protected] Greening Beeston Christ Church www.greeninginbeeston.weebly.com 6 College Road, Chilwell NG9 4AS “Something Old, Something New” - Greening Beeston invite you to www.christchurchchilwell.org.uk come and learn/share ways to recycle and upcycle, share skills from the Celebrating our centenary, we have a collection of photos and past and help to build a sustainable heritage for the future. memorabilia which gives a fascinating insight into the church’s role in the For more information, visit website or phone: 07952 701399 local community then and now it’s not just a building! Enjoy homemade refreshments after exploring. 16mm narrow gAUge Model railway Saturday: 9.30am - 6pm www.16mm.org.uk A display of live steam locomotives running on a double track GH Hurt & Son Ltd: The Shawl Factory 65 High Road, Chilwell, Beeston NG9 4AJ Morris Dancers www.ghhurt.com http://www.chezfred.org.uk/gwd/ This company, renowned for high quality knitted and hand finished On Saturday LOOK OUT for traditional Morris Dance teams scarves and shawls, was established in an old seed warehouse built in performing at various sites in Beeston - especially Beeston Square 1781, where it remains to this day. Large modern and rare historic lace and High Road. knitting machines will be in action. This is where Prince George’s and Princess Charlotte’s baby shawls were made. BRAMCOTE Saturday: 9am - 1pm Limited access Chetwynd Barracks (MOD) Old Church Tower Swiney Way, Chilwell NG9 5HA Town Street / Moss Drive, Bramcote NG9 3NF www.bramcoteoldtower.org.uk A rare opportunity to see the memorial of the 1918 Explosion which took place in Chilwell. This will be accompanied by a BBC film and a Grade II Listed 13th century church tower and grounds with interesting presentation of the life of the Depot from its inception to its role today. architectural features, old and new, plus exciting modern stained glass Tour - Thursday: 1pm windows; also guided visits to the site of Bramcote Hall in woodland Booking strictly required a month before (by Thursday 10 August) behind the tower. Activity packs available. Contact: Eileen Atherton Tel: 0115 967 7260 Saturday: 12 noon - 4pm Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm Regrettably unsuitable for wheelchairs; no toilet Email: [email protected] The tour requires a lot of walking. Transport is available for those with mobility St Michael and All Angels Church problems - Contact Eileen Atherton, details above. On site parking Church Street, Bramcote NG9 3HD www.bramcotechurch.org STAPLEFORD The Victorian parish church of Bramcote boasts an arch braced roof in the nave and a scissor beam roof in the chancel. Re-ordered in 2013, St Helen’s Church it now offers a lighter, welcoming and more flexible space for regular Frederick Road, Stapleford NG9 8FN worship and events whilst maintaining links with its history through the 13th century font, hatchment board and stained glass windows. Try out www.staplefordparish.org.uk our quiz, watch our history unfold. A recently refurbished Grade II* listed building; medieval, dating back Saturday: 10am - 5pm to the 13th century, containing memorials to Robert Tevery 1571 and Ramp into the church or if entering from the church centre there is a chair lift. George John Borlase Warren 1801. Sunday: 2 - 4pm St John’s C of E Primary School All Saints Church 80 Nottingham Road, Stapleford, NG9 8AQ Main Street, Strelley Village NG8 6PE www.st-johns.notts.sch.uk www.allsaintschurchstrelley.org.uk Church of England Primary School endowed by Dame Caroline Warren, A fine medieval church with many interesting features including two opened in 1837. Original Bible and historical information on display, plus alabaster tombs of the Strelley family, a well preserved 15th century photographs and school records from archive, and information on the carved rood screen, misericord seats, 16th century stained glass and art development of the School. deco panels in the chancel. Please note that photography is strictly forbidden on the school premises. Saturday: 10am -12.30pm Public transport details - Rainbow i4. Friday: 10am - 5pm Saturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: 12 noon - 5pm Monday: 10am - 5pm Stapleford Town Trail Meet at The Roach Crossroads, Stapleford NG9 7HA A Self-guided Walk A guided walk round the Town’s central historical area, including around Strelley Village most of the important sites, starting from and returning to the Roach Pick up a leaflet from the church to guide you on your walk. Discover Crossroads. the history of this ancient village and its buildings as you stroll along. Sunday: 11am - 12.45pm No booking required No toilets Walk on the worn stones of the Monks Path along Main Street. BEYOND BEESTON:- The walk is under a mile in length. Leaflet available when the church is open; see above times BILBOROUGH Strelley Hall and Grounds St John The Baptist Church Guided tour Graylands Road, Bilborough NG8 4FD Main Street, Strelley Village NG8 6PE www.stjohnthe baptistbilborough.org.uk www.strelleyhall.com St John’s is an iconic late 1950’s estate church designed by Vernon Royle. Strelley Hall is a mainly Georgian, Grade II listed building, which includes It was built to replace the church in Leengate that was destroyed in May some medieval rooms and an extensive cellar with a dungeon. The 1941 during the attack on Nottingham. It has period pews and pulpit Strelley family lived here from the 12th Century until 1678 when their and is a stunning light and airy building. Come and enjoy the newly fortunes declined and it was bought by Ralph Edge. A medieval moat created memorial garden. was discovered in 2009, and some of the artefacts found are on display Saturday: 10am - 6pm in the recently opened Mulberry Tree Café. St Martin Of Tours Church, Café and grounds open: 10am - 4pm daily St Martin’s Road, Off Strelley Road , Bilborough NG8 3BH Guided tour of the Hall Saturday and Sunday: 2pm www.stmartinshiddentreasures.org.uk Numbers limited please book in advance Tel: 0115 906 1200 The Grade II* listed building dates back to the 13th and 14th centuries. It was enlarged in 1972 with the growth of Bilborough, and houses some Classic Car Drop In at Strelley Hall recently restored murals by Evelyn Gibbs. Come and find out about the ongoing Hidden Treasures Project. Promoted by Carlton and District Motor Club Saturday: 10am - 6pm www.carltondmc.co.uk Come and display your car in the picturesque grounds of Strelley Hall. STRELLEY Originally a motor sport club, many members now have an interest in preserving our transport heritage. Anyone with a car over twenty Strelley at War exhibition years old is welcome to come and share it with us. Drop in for an A historical exhibition can be seen in the church, with displays, artefacts hour or bring a picnic and come and spend the day doing the various and activities for children. Follow the lives of the Strelley folk who were activities on site. caught up either fighting or at home in the two World Wars of the 20th Saturday: Any time between 10am and 4pm century. Opening times as for the All Saint Church (next listing) Details from Richard English: 0115 925 2518 of . Come and turn the pages of the virtual antiphonal, the UNIVERSITY of NOTTINGHAM church’s rare medieval service book. University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD There is a treasure hunt at 3.00pm Sunday. www.nottingham.ac.uk Saturday: 10am - 5pm Sunday: 12 noon-4pm Details on website. Eco Houses Wollaton Village Dovecote Museum Green Close, University Park NG7 2QL www.nottingham.ac.uk/creative-energy-homes/houses/houses.aspx Dovecote Drive, Wollaton NG8 2NB Join us on a guided tour at the Department of Architecture and Built www.spanglefish.com/WollatonHistorical Environment’s Creative Energy Homes - a research and educational The Dovecote was built around 1565 by Sir Frances Willoughby and it showcase of eco-homes which demonstrates sustainable building design fell into disrepair until restoration by Nottingham Civic Society in the and zero/low carbon technologies. Creative Energy Homes is a £1.9m 1980’s. As well as a re-creation of an early 20th century parlour and project, that is a key resource, particularly with respect to sustainable scullery, there is an exhibition celebrating 450 years since the dovecote building design, micro-smart grids, energy storage, demand-side was built, also a separate exhibition on the planned restoration of the management and occupants’ acceptance of innovative technologies. The walled garden at Wollaton Park. seven-house development provides a living test-site for several leading Saturday: 2 - 4.30pm Sunday: 2 - 4.30pm firms to work with the University to investigate the integration of No toilets; access to first floor via steep stairs. energy efficient technologies into houses. Friday: 12 noon - 4pm Wollaton Village Guided Walk www.spanglefish.com/wollatonhistorical Museum of Archaeology Led by members of Wollaton Historical and conservation Society, the Lakeside Arts Centre and Museum, University Park, walks covers aspects of the history and buildings of the village since Nottingham NG7 2RD Medieval times. www.nottingham.ac.uk/museum Sunday: 3pm from the Dovecote. (See above) no need to book. (at the south entrance of University Park Campus) Nottingham Industrial Museum Hands On - Find out about the archaeology of and the and hold archaeological objects from the last 250,000 Wollaton Park, Wollaton Road NG8 2AE years including a Palaeolithic hand axe, Roman ear pick and Medieval www.nottinghamindustrialmuseum.co.uk shoe. Located in the 17th century stable block at Wollaton Hall the museum For further details please contact the Museum Administrator: is run entirely by volunteers. It contains a unique collection of working [email protected] steam and diesel engines as well as transport and textile technology. Friday: 12 noon - 4pm The exhibits reflect the locality’s rich diversity of industries such as mining, railways, cycles, motorcycles, lace, telecommunications, Restoration Ramble at Highfields pharmaceuticals, tobacco and printing. Sunday: 11am - 5pm Meet outside the D H Lawrence Pavilion, University Park http://goss.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=24550&eventId=10849 Lace Tour at Nottingham Come and find out more about the ongoing restoration work, funded by Industrial Museum a Heritage Lottery Fund grant, and see the transformations unfolding. Led by the Park Ranger. Wollaton Park, Wollaton Road NG8 2AE Please book ahead if possible by calling the Box Office on 0115 846 7777. www.nottinghamindustrialmuseum.co.uk Friday: 1pm The Museum and Galleries has recently been awarded designation for its collection of lace related artefacts. This WOLLATON tour tells of the industrialists and their contribution to making lace the important industry it was in the Nottingham area. The tour, led by St Leonard’s Church Ann Inscker, Keeper of the Industrial Collection, lasts approx 1 hour. Wollaton Road, Wollaton NG8 2AF Handling opportunities at the end of the tour. www.stleonardswollaton.org.uk Sunday: 1pm No need to book Tours of the medieval parish church of Wollaton, with its memorials to the Willoughby family and Robert Smythson, the Elizabethan architect Thursday Strelley Self-guided Village Walk 10am - 6pm Beeston Library Exhibition 9am - 1pm New Beeston Conservative Club 12 noon - 2pm Strelley Hall & Grounds 10am - 4pm Old Church Tower, Bramcote 12 noon - 4pm New Beeston Conservative Club 12 noon - 2pm Trent & Peak Talk 12.30pm Beeston Muslim Centre 12 noon - 3pm Brigade Band at the Pearson Centre 2pm Chetwynd Barracks (MOD) 1pm Strelley Hall Guided Tours 2pm Eco House tours, Beeston 2pm; 3pm; 4pm Friday Wollaton Village Dovecote Museum 2 - 4.30pm Beeston Library Exhibition 9am - 7pm Ceilidh 7pm onwards Community Events @ Tesco 10am & 2pm Sunday Strelley Hall & Grounds 10am - 4pm All Saints Church, Strelley 10am - 5pm Boots PLC Tours of D10 Factory 9am; 11am; 1pm; 3pm Strelley at War - exhibition 10am - 5pm Strelley Hall & Grounds 10am - 4pm Strelley Village Self-guided Walk 10am - 5pm Stapleford Town Trail 11am Beeston Fields Golf Clubhouse Tour 10.30am Nottingham Industrial Museum 11am - 5pm Oban House, Beeston 10.30am - 3.30pm New Beeston Conservative Club 12 noon - 2pm Beeston Town Hall 11am - 2pm St Leonard’s Church, Wollaton 12 noon - 4pm New Beeston Conservative Club 12 noon - 2pm Old Church Tower, Bramcote 12 noon - 4pm Eco Houses, University 12 noon - 4pm All Saints Church, Strelley 12 noon - 5pm University of Nottingham Museum 12 noon - 4pm Strelley at War Exhibition 12 noon - 5pm Restoration Ramble, University 1pm Strelley Village Self-guided Walk 12 noon - 5pm Lace Tour @ Nottingham Industrial Museum 1pm Saturday Strelley Hall Guided Tour 2pm Boots PLC Tours of D10 Factory 9am; 11am; 1pm; 3pm St Helen’s Church, Stapleford 2 - 4pm GH Hurt & Son Ltd: The Shawl Factory 9am - 1pm Beeston Parish Church 2 - 4pm Beeston Library Exhibition 9am - 4pm Wollaton Village Dovecote Museum 2 - 4.30pm Wollaton Rd Allotments 9am - 4pm St Mary the Virgin Church, Attenborough 2.30 - 6pm Inham Nook Allotments 9.30am - 4pm Beeston Heritage Walk 2.30pm Christ Church, Chilwell 9.30am - 6pm St Leonard’s Church Treasure Hunt 3pm Folk Dancers, Beeston 10am onwards Wollaton Village Guided Tour 3pm John Clifford Primary School 10.30 -11.30am MONDAY Beeston Parish Church 10am - 12 noon Dagfa House School 10am - 12 noon All Saints Church, Strelley 10am - 5pm St John’s C of E Primary School, Stapleford 10am - 12.30pm Strelley at War Exhibition 10am - 5pm Community Events @ Tesco Crafts 10am - 4pm Strelley Village Self-guided Walk 10am - 5pm The Pearson Centre For Young People 10am - 4pm Require pre-booking Strelley Hall & Grounds 10am - 4pm Chetwynd Barracks (MOD) Thursday: 1 pm Book by 10 August Classic Car Drop In, Strelley Hall 10am - 4pm Community Events @ Tesco Friday: 10 am & 2 pm (max 10) Canalside Heritage Centre at Boat & Horses 10.30am - 4.30pm Beeston Fields Clubhouse Tour Friday: 10.30 am (max 40) St Leonard’s Church, Wollaton 10am - 5pm Boots PLC Tours of D10 Factory Saturday & Sunday: (max 15) St Michael and All Angels Church, Bramcote 10am - 5pm 9 - 10.30 am; 11 am - 12.30 pm; All Saints Church, Strelley 10am - 6pm 1 - 2.30 pm; 3 - 4.30 pm St John the Baptist Church, Bilborough 10am - 6pm Book from 29 June until 31 August St Martin of Tours Church, Bilborough 10am - 6pm Eco House 15 Hampden Grove Saturday: 2pm; 3 pm; 4 pm St Mary the Virgin Church, Attenborough 10am - 6pm Ceilidh - tickets Saturday: 7 pm onwards Strelley at War Exhibition 10am - 6pm For booking details see individual entry in booklet 30 Please note: not all STRELLEY minor roads shown,

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Beeston Civic Society, organisers of local Heritage Open Days, would like to thank all staff and volunteers at the above venues as well as thanking local County Councillors and others for their generous support.

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