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Mini Beast Hunt
Saturday 23 August, Rufford Abbey Country Park
Come and join the Ranger Team on a mini beast hunt through the woodland and discover what lurks in the undergrowth of Rufford’s historic landscape.
 Hucknall High Street Bonanza
Saturday 23 August
Come along to a fun day out along the whole of Hucknall High Street, and get a feel for what the new pedestrianised zone will be like.
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Living History Camp - The Falchions
23 - 25 August, Sherwood Forest Country Park
Come along to the living history camp down by the Major Oak and meet the Falchions as they depict life in the 14th Century.
Local Writing Showcase
Tuesday 26 August, West Bridgford Library
Meet a selection of local writers at our summer writing showcase.
 Trent to Trenches Talk
Tuesday 26 August, Sutton-in-Ashfield Library
Karen Holloway will be visiting Sutton in Ashfield Library to give a talk on searching for WW1 soldiers.
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Commemorating World War One: Military Records
Wednesday 27 August, Nottinghamshire Archives
Find out about military history and records from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries.
Imagination Gaming
Friday 29 August, West Bridgford Library
Join Imagination Gaming to play a variety of tabletop games in the library!
Coming soon!
 The Major Oak Woodland Festival
13 - 14 September, Sherwood Forest Country Park
Come along to this family friendly event and try your hand at various country crafts. Meet bodgers, windsor chair makers, charcoal producers, wood turners, archaeologists, conservation organisations and, of course, the Wild Man of the Woods. There will also be displays of modern day woodland management techniques.
In partnership with the Sherwood Forest Trust.
Photo
credit: Dave Mangan
 #slowdown
Inappropriate or excessive speed is one of the main factors in fatal road accidents.
Did you know...
- in 2009, 4,187 people were killed or seriously injured nationally in crashes where speed was a factor
- the risk of death is approximately four times higher when a pedestrian is hit at 40mph than at 30mph
- fatal accidents are four times as likely on rural roads as urban roads.
Find out more
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