Villagers frustrated by the lack of progress in building a safe and convenient pedestrian access to their homes may finally have some good news! Nottinghamshire County Council has revealed that moving[…]
The Peppa Pig Muddy Puddle Walk which took place at Rushcliffe Country Park on Saturday 28th April was a great success. Over 300 children registered to take part and an[…]
Contact was started in 1978 by a group of young Ruddington mums. It was set up to be a social organisation for new mothers to meet in the evenings at[…]
We’re all now familiar with Rushcliffe Country Park as a recreational facility, but years ago, it was literally a very different place. During the Second World War, the area housed[…]
GCRN are set to have a bumper month with two special events planned on top of their normal services at the weekend. On Saturday 17th June, a special Father’s Day[…]
Monday 21st May saw the Inaugural meeting of the new U3A for Ruddington & District. The Methodist Church was busy with interested retired and semi-retired people socialising and selecting possible[…]
Join us at the Ruddington Great Get Together Picnic on the Village Green on Saturday 23rd June from 12.30 to 3.30pm. Invite your neighbours, friends and family. Pack up your[…]
Come and have a wander around the village and visit the open gardens, allotments and other attractions planned for the weekend of Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th June, from 2pm[…]
Feel like getting some fresh air and learning something about your local wildlife? Saturday 16th June is the Wilwell Fam Cutting Nature Reserve Open Day. From 10am till 4pm, we’ll[…]
James Peacock was born in Ruddington in 1585, leaving for London when he was 14 years old, where he became a highly successful leather merchant. He made an endowment in[…]
At 9.30am on a Sunday morning in April, 73 children from both St Peter’s School and James Peacock Infant and Nursery School took part in a sponsored 2km run at[…]
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