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Nottinghamshire, alongside the rest of the nation, is currently under strict lockdown restrictions requiring people to stay at home as much as possible.
By being cautious when making any journeys, asking ourselves if our journey is necessary, we can help to stop the spread of Covid-19:
- You must not leave your house unless you have reasonable excuse i.e. work, education, shopping, care responsibilities, medical reasons, outdoors exercise or to visit your support bubble if you are a single person household
- If you must travel remain local and look to reduce journeys
- Walk or cycle where possible
- Avoid car sharing with anyone outside your household or support bubble
- If using public transport, plan ahead and avoid travelling at peak times and on busy routes
- It is essential you wear a face covering for the entirety of your journey when using public transport, including when waiting at stops unless exempt
- Keep your distance from others as best you can
- Always wash your hands before/after travelling and use available sanitising points
- International travel is only permitted when you have legal reason
Updated 9th January 2021
This short video contains an important message from key workers
Due to Government Coronavirus Regulations that ban meetings of more than two people,
the Annual Parish Meeting and the Parish Council AGM will NOT now take place on 5th May.
The planned development on Fairham Pastures, south of Clifton, is officially to be called Fairham. A ‘drop-in’ public exhibition on the proposals for the first phase of the planned £100m infrastructure plans including new roads and access off Mill Hill roundabout was held in Barton in Fabis and Gotham.
The website www.fairhamlife.co.uk provides more information, including copies of the boards used in the exhibitions.
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 25th November 2019
We are holding a post Christmas event – the Minesweepers will be appearing live in Kingston Village Hall.
This is a true one-off event as the lead singer has moved to Brussels – you really don’t want to miss it!
Tickets: £10 adult, £7.50 student
To reserve tickets, payable on the night, email nicole.e.elders@gmail.com or contact 07758947384
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 14th November 2019
A darkly comic modern fairy tale – 24 hours in the life of a peaceful Norfolk village called Little Bevan. Live music and original songs underpin a unique piece of theatre by award winning playwright Robert Alan Evans.
Tickets: £12.50 adult / £10.00 student / £6.00 under 10 Light buffet included
To reserve tickets, email nicole.e.elders@gmail.com
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 24th October 2019
‘The 39 Steps’ meets ‘An Inspector Calls’ via Agatha Christie and ‘Midsomer Murders’ in this clever and extremely funny comedy-drama, with comic cliches from the Detective genre. It’s not a new idea – it’s been Done to Death, by Jove – but not like this!
Tickets: £12.50 adult / £10.00 student / £6.00 under 10 Light buffet included
To reserve tickets, email nicole.e.elders@gmail.com
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 18th October 2019
Due to circumstances beyond their control, Rushcliffe Borough Council has had to CANCEL the exhibition and consultation event on the Fairham Pastures Development which had been planned for Wednesday 25th September in Barton in Fabis.
The event is likely to be rescheduled for early November.
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 20th September
Following its success last year the second Kingston on Soar Beer Festival, which takes place this weekend (21st and 22nd September) will feature 15 real ales, including several prize winners, from 6 local breweries.
On Saturday evening there will be a BBQ and live music from Lady Rose, winners of Nottingham Top Talent award. Sunday afternoon will feature Family activities and board games.
For further details see our Diary of Events and the Beer Festival website www.thekbf.co.uk
Added by Gill on 17th September 2019
This year’s Garden Walkabout, in aid of Cancer Research UK, took place on 16th and 17th June. The event was a great success, in spite of the weather, and raised over £5,000. Many thanks to everyone who opened their gardens, served teas, baked cakes and donated plants for the stalls! For the first time, there was a live band performance in Kingston Village Hall.
Posted by Gill Aldridge on 2nd July 2019
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