Society and Culture Nottinghamshire England United Kingdom

Society and Culture Nottinghamshire England United Kingdom

Society and Culture

This category covers a very wide range of activities, beliefs, personal attributes and social phenomena.

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- Promotes Nottinghamshire's traditional lace-making trade and provides a contact network for local lacemakers.
- Parish of two churches, situated in the villages of Cotgrave and Keyworth. Includes details of the parish team, diary and Mass times.
- Local and family history. Focus on towns in Ashfield area.
- Support network for parents, carers, family and friends of illicit drug users.
- Forum for young disabled people, includes previous events, photographs and contact information.
- Information about the history, news, events and people of this parish.
- The Anglican Church across Nottinghamshire and parts of South Yorkshire, includes online magazine, job vacancies, diary, links and bishop's "Ad Clerum" letters.
- Community website, includes an online version of local church magazine.
- Information about this community.
- General information and photographs.
- Includes a list of branch stewards and staff representatives, how to join the GMB union, diary of meetings and events, branch contacts and links to members benefits.
- News of the activities of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) branches and guilds in the county.
- Provider of educational cultural and recreational opportunities for over-50s and seniors in west Nottinghamshire. Includes joining instructions, events diary and contact information.
- Local community development and networking agency. Activities, funding opportunities, groups and organisations.
- A history of these villages, containing pictures and prose. Listing of war memorials with details and photos.
- Charity which provides transport, aftercare and rehoming for sick and injured bird and animals, includes contact details, events and volunteer roles available.
- Historical and archaeological society. Founded in 1897 and named after Dr Robert Thoroton who, in 1677, published the first history of the county.
- Formed to act as the community forum for the Newgate Lane Urban Renewal Scheme. Includes profile, meeting minutes, news archive, and information about the Community Point.
- Services, junior church, activities, events, links and location. [Located in Jacksdale]
- Registered charity that provides an independent and free consultancy service to community groups.
- Nottingham High School EcoSchools project. Interactive site in a forum layout for user participation.

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