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…
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
As we reported last month, households in Ruddington will soon be receiving their invitations to complete the once-in-a-decade questionnaire – Census 2021 – which will be held on Sunday March 21st.
If you’d like to know more about it before you complete your questionnaire, Ruddington resident Leia Morales, who is the Census Engagement Manager for Rushcliffe, will be hosting this free ‘Information Event’ online on Tuesday the 2nd of March at 11am.
The Census, run by The Office for National Statistics, gives us the most accurate estimate of all the people and households in England and Wales. It has been carried out every ten years since 1801, with the exception of 1941.
Understanding the needs of the nation helps everyone from central government to organisations, such as councils and health authorities, plan and fund public services across England and Wales. Census outputs inform where billions of pounds of public funding is spent on services like transport, education and health – on cycle routes, schools and dental surgeries.
Information from the census is also important in helping lots of other people and organisations do their work. At the time of the Census 2011, Ruddington had a population of 7,216, of which 48% were male and 52% female. Both the average and median ages for village residents was 42. With a significant amount of new housing since then, villagers will be particularly interested to see how these and other numbers have changed during the past ten years. Census 2021 will be the first run predominantly online, with households receiving a letter with a unique access code, allowing them to complete the questionnaire on their computers, phones or tablets.
During this online event Leia will talk about the questionnaire and its importance in Ruddington. She will demonstrate the Electronic Questionnaire and offer guidance on the support that is available if you need additional help to participate.
This talk aims to give you assistance not only to complete your own questionnaire but to have the confidence to offer support to friends and family.
You can book your free ticket HERE: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/census-2021-rushcliffe-information-event-tickets-142220436153
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.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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.
Although the St Peter’s Church building is open again for worship and quiet reflection, services are still being provided online for those who are vulnerable to COVID-19.
Whilstever the pandemic continues, you’re invited to join Reverend Andrew Buchanan (pictured) virtually for his weekly Sunday Sermon which you can watch “live” either on the St Peter’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.
Simply click on either of these links above to join in.
There’s also Facebook “Live” online Morning Prayer at 9am on Mondays and Fridays and 8pm Evening Prayer every Wednesday. Everyone’s welcome.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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 his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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 his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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 his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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 his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
You’re again invited to join Minister Sam Hackett and his team from Ruddington Baptist Church for this week’s online Sunday service followed by coffee and chat.
Sunday worship continues ‘virtually’ during the Coronavirus outbreak because the church has paused its usual Sunday gathering in St Peter’s Rooms to keep everyone as safe as possible from COVID-19.
These services are now taking place ‘live’ on Zoom, so everyone can join together at home (in real time) for this morning’s worship, then converse afterwards, if you wish.
The link you’ll need to join the service is >>HERE<<.
You can find details of other Ruddington Baptist Church services and events >>HERE<<.
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.