Although Government restrictions due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic mean that many public events, meetings and gatherings in Ruddington are cancelled until further notice, please note that some ‘virtual events’ are also taking place online in our village, as indicated…
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
This FREE, online networking opportunity is designed to help businesses from across Rushcliffe to come together as a community and support each other.
Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this fortnightly event temporarily replaces the Ruddington Business Partnership networking sessions for local business and trades people which are usually help every 3rd Friday of the month at The Next Episode on Dutton’s Hill .
During these ‘virtual’ sessions every delegate will get the chance to do a one minute pitch about their business, share a tip or ask a question. You’ll need to book your place in advance >>HERE<<.
The link to connect to this Virtual Networking Event will then be on your Order Confirmation. Just click the orange box that says ‘View Now’.
The meetings will be run on Zoom so you will also need to download the Zoom App on your computer, phone or tablet. Click on this link to download Zoom if you do not have it installed already.
You will also be able to dial in using your ‘phone if you cannot use Zoom, or do not wish to.
After the event, organisers will share the delegate list and contact details for each participant so you can follow-up with each other. If you do not want Rushcliffe Business Partnership to share your email address, etc, please let them know in advance.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Following the success of previous events, another Ruddington ‘Safari Sale’ will be held on Sunday 27th September from 10am to 2pm.
It’s when villagers can sell unwanted items from the comfort of their own drive or garden.
Organiser Sarah Norton says: “We’ve added an extra hour to give people enough time to get around everywhere. To register your interest in selling, please either message me on Facebook or drop me an email at ruddingtonsafari@outlook.com.”
It’s just £1 to register and the proceeds from this Safari Sale will go to The Friends of James Peacock School. The registration deadline for a stall is Monday 21st September. As soon as the map of all the participating village residents is produced, RUDDINGTON.info and the organisers will make it available to download >>HERE<<. So please check back nearer the time.
Meantime, Sarah adds: “We had over 30 stalls in August so let’s make September even bigger!”
With COVID-19 infection rates rising again, those ‘on safari’ are reminded to stay safe and protect others by hand washing beforehand, carrying hand sanitiser if possible, and observing ‘social distancing’ when visiting participants’ properties.
This is a no-beats, timed work-out class for adults giving options for all exercises, allowing you to control the intensity of your own-workouts. It’s an on-the-spot circuits class which has no choreography and beats to keep up with making it suitable for ANY ability; whether you be new to fitness or just continuing your journey.
After managing to run just ONE class in Ruddington, prior to ‘lockdown’, fit4everybody instructor Sara Lomas has now been given the go-ahead to resume her Monday evening sessions at our Village Hall this autumn.
“There will be staged progressions/regressions for every exercise given, allowing you to perform a non-impact gentler work-out, an intense more difficult work-out or any stages in-between” explains Sara. “You are in control. During the class you will try to keep your body moving for the entire 45 minutes. When you want to slow things down then you are encouraged to walk or march on the spot until you feel ready again. I will be with you every step of the way, motivating you and helping you to make the right choices.”
Sara adds: “You will be encouraged to focus on how your own body feels whilst performing exercises, concentrating on always keeping excellent form and remembering to breathe. Although this sounds simple there is a tendency for people to push their bodies too far, perform exercises incorrectly when fatigue sets in and hold their breath when they concentrate; which is not healthy for our bodies, does not have the desired effects of the exercises and may even lead to injuries.”
Addressing people’s concerns about Coronavirus, Sara says: “Please, please remember to wash your hands before and after classes. If anybody feels unwell then please do not attend. Eating is only permitted before and after classes (not during) and hands must be cleaned before and after, please. If you have hand-gel then please bring it with you. We need to minimise risks wherever possible. All equipment is thoroughly cleaned and all government guidance on COVID-19 is followed, including socially distancing. I will be cleaning door handles before and after classes also. Any adult classes requiring mats then I ask you to wipe down mats with the wipes provided after use.”
To celebrate the re-launch of ‘Flow-fit’ in Ruddington the first class is FREE. After that it’s £6 per session or £30 for all six dates. Spaces are limited so online booking is essential, please.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
This FREE, online networking opportunity is designed to help businesses from across Rushcliffe to come together as a community and support each other.
Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this fortnightly event temporarily replaces the Ruddington Business Partnership networking sessions for local business and trades people which are usually help every 3rd Friday of the month at The Next Episode on Dutton’s Hill .
During these ‘virtual’ sessions every delegate will get the chance to do a one minute pitch about their business, share a tip or ask a question. You’ll need to book your place in advance >>HERE<<.
The link to connect to this Virtual Networking Event will then be on your Order Confirmation. Just click the orange box that says ‘View Now’.
The meetings will be run on Zoom so you will also need to download the Zoom App on your computer, phone or tablet. Click on this link to download Zoom if you do not have it installed already.
You will also be able to dial in using your ‘phone if you cannot use Zoom, or do not wish to.
After the event, organisers will share the delegate list and contact details for each participant so you can follow-up with each other. If you do not want Rushcliffe Business Partnership to share your email address, etc, please let them know in advance.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Whilst the doors of St Peter’s Rooms (above) remain closed to the public, due to ongoing COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this meeting will take place online instead, starting at 7.30pm.
You can access forthcoming council meeting agendas and find supporting documents plus the Zoom link you’ll need to join the meeting >>HERE<<.
The papers include any planning applications to be considered at the meeting. For more details about any planning application you can visit the Rushcliffe Borough Council planning portal. You will find the information more quickly if you have the relevant planning application number to hand.
Interested villagers planning to ‘attend’ this meeting by Zoom should please contact the Parish Office as soon as possible by emailing office@ruddingtonparishcouncil.gov.uk if you wish to raise your views on any of the agenda items.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
This FREE, online networking opportunity is designed to help businesses from across Rushcliffe to come together as a community and support each other.
Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this fortnightly event temporarily replaces the Ruddington Business Partnership networking sessions for local business and trades people which are usually help every 3rd Friday of the month at The Next Episode on Dutton’s Hill .
During these ‘virtual’ sessions every delegate will get the chance to do a one minute pitch about their business, share a tip or ask a question. You’ll need to book your place in advance >>HERE<<.
The link to connect to this Virtual Networking Event will then be on your Order Confirmation. Just click the orange box that says ‘View Now’.
The meetings will be run on Zoom so you will also need to download the Zoom App on your computer, phone or tablet. Click on this link to download Zoom if you do not have it installed already.
You will also be able to dial in using your ‘phone if you cannot use Zoom, or do not wish to.
After the event, organisers will share the delegate list and contact details for each participant so you can follow-up with each other. If you do not want Rushcliffe Business Partnership to share your email address, etc, please let them know in advance.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and others from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service.
Sam explains: “This can be watched at anytime. However, we are encouraging people to join all together in watching at 10:30am on Sunday morning.”
Simply click the arrow on the player below at this time – or whenever you’re ready to start.
Services have been moved online during the COVID-19 Coronovirus outbreak because the church has suspended its usual Sunday worship in St Peter’s Rooms (and other weekday groups) in line with Government instructions to ‘stay at home’ to enable ‘social distancing’.
You can read more about Ruddington Baptist Church >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is now open again for private prayer and quiet reflection – each Sunday between 10am and 12noon and on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm – formal services remain online due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions on group gatherings.
Instead you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) for this weekly weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links whenever you’re ready to start.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
This FREE, online networking opportunity is designed to help businesses from across Rushcliffe to come together as a community and support each other.
Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this fortnightly event temporarily replaces the Ruddington Business Partnership networking sessions for local business and trades people which are usually help every 3rd Friday of the month at The Next Episode on Dutton’s Hill .
During these ‘virtual’ sessions every delegate will get the chance to do a one minute pitch about their business, share a tip or ask a question. You’ll need to book your place in advance >>HERE<<.
The link to connect to this Virtual Networking Event will then be on your Order Confirmation. Just click the orange box that says ‘View Now’.
The meetings will be run on Zoom so you will also need to download the Zoom App on your computer, phone or tablet. Click on this link to download Zoom if you do not have it installed already.
You will also be able to dial in using your ‘phone if you cannot use Zoom, or do not wish to.
After the event, organisers will share the delegate list and contact details for each participant so you can follow-up with each other. If you do not want Rushcliffe Business Partnership to share your email address, etc, please let them know in advance.
On the Sunday nearest to Armistice Day, the uniformed groups in the village parade from The Green to the War Memorial, led by the Boys Brigade Band. A short service is held at the War Memorial, which is followed by a full service at St Peter’s Church.
Church Street will be closed between approximately 10.00am and 11.30am, which will affect NCT’s Green 10C bus. The Ruddington Green, Chapel Street and Church Street stops will not be served so please use alternative stops on Kirk Lane or Easthorpe Street instead.
The actual anniversary is also observed at the War Memorial on Church Street at 11.00am on the 11th November each year, in the form of a 2 minute silence by members of the Ruddington & District Branch of the Royal British Legion.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.
The anniversary is observed at the War Memorial on Church Street at 11.00am on the 11th November each year, in the form of a 2 minute silence by members of the Ruddington & District Branch of the Royal British Legion.
Service of Remembrance
On the Sunday nearest to Armistice Day, the uniformed groups in the village parade from The Green to the War Memorial, led by the Boys Brigade Band. A short service is held at the War Memorial, which is followed by a full service at St Peter’s Church.
Whilst the doors of St Peter’s Rooms (above) remain closed to the public, due to ongoing COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions, this meeting will take place online instead, starting at 7.30pm.
You can access forthcoming council meeting agendas and find supporting documents plus the Zoom link you’ll need to join the meeting >>HERE<<.
The papers include any planning applications to be considered at the meeting. For more details about any planning application you can visit the Rushcliffe Borough Council planning portal. You will find the information more quickly if you have the relevant planning application number to hand.
Interested villagers planning to ‘attend’ this meeting by Zoom should please contact the Parish Office as soon as possible by emailing office@ruddingtonparishcouncil.gov.uk if you wish to raise your views on any of the agenda items.
Rushcliffe Country Park “Move And Mingle” events are part of Rushcliffe Health Walks.
These FREE guided health walks have now resumed every Wednesday at 10.30am.
Whilst COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions remain in place, walkers are asked to assemble on the grassed area adjacent to the Education room, just before the start time.
Walkers who are not within the same ‘family bubble’ should observe ‘social distancing’ at all times, please, to keep everyone safe.
The route varies from week to week around the park, usually no longer than 2 miles. The walk leader will adapt the route to suit the walkers – with a choice of walks to match your fitness and level of ability: a 30 minute shorter walk around the lake: or a longer walk of up to an hour.
Until further notice, Friends of RCP “Linger by the Lake” coffee mornings are not taking place at the centre. So walkers may wish to take along their own refreshments, if desired.