Bingham Heritage Trails Association will present a World War 1 Centenary commemoration exhibition at the Methodist Centre. Please see our World War 1 Centenary Page.
Events
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Bingham Heritage Trails Association Memorial concert, “Looking Back”
Bingham Heritage Trails Association are presenting a World War 1 Centenary memorial concert, “Looking Back”, at the Methodist Centre. There will be Bridge Singers, Armistice String Quartet, Cranmer Company of Singers, readings (war diaries and poems). Please see our World War 1 Centenary Page.
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Bingham Heritage Trails Association commemoration exhibition
Bingham Heritage Trails Association will present a World War 1 Centenary commemoration exhibition at the Methodist Centre. Please see our World War 1 Centenary Page.
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Street naming ceremony commemorating WW1-100
Street naming ceremony on the Barratts estate, Chapel Lane, including an Act of remembrance and Toot Hill Band Big Band. Please see our World War 1 Centenary Page.
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Annual Civic Service
The Mayor’s Annual Civic Service will be held this year at St Mary’s Church, Bingham on Sunday 28 October 2018 at 3pm.
The Mayor will be joined by individuals or groups that have received a Civic Award, to continue to honour their role within the community. There will be refreshments afterwards at the WI Hut on Station Street.
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Neighbourhood Development Plan Public Consultation
Bingham Town Council are working in partnership with Rural Community Action Nottinghamshire (RCAN) to produce a Neighbourhood Plan for Bingham. A Neighbourhood Plan is an opportunity for you to help plan for the future. A chance to make sure that Bingham is a place fit for your children and grandchildren to live, play and work in. Please come to the public consultation to give us your views on what issues you feel need addressing in the area.
Find out more
If you wish to find out more about the evening, then please contact Jenny Kirkwood on:
01623 727600
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Railway Station Community Action Day
Poacher Line are organising a Community Action Day at Bingham Station on Tuesday 11 September between 10-2pm. You can just turn up any time to help with jobs – painting, weeding, planting, cleaning and clearing etc. If you have gardening gloves and any gardening tools please bring them along as the Poacher Line does not hold any equipment. East Midlands Trains will be providing lunch and refreshments. They also have an action day at Radcliffe on Tuesday 18th September and Bingham residents are welcome to attend.Bingham is currently an un-adopted station and you can speak to Poacher Line on the day if you think you would like to get further involved with the station. Further action days are advertised atpoacherline.org.uk.
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Merchant Navy Day Celeberation
Since 2000, Merchant Navy Day has honoured the brave men and women who kept our ‘island nation’ afloat during both World Wars, and celebrated our dependence on modern day merchant seafarers who are responsible for 95% of the UK’s imports, including half the food we eat, plenty of the fuel we burn and virtually all the products and goods we take for granted!
On Thursday 6 September, Bingham Town Council will be celebrating Merchant Navy Day. At 11am, the Mayor, Councillor Jane Costello, will be joined by the Deputy Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, Judith Swann, to address those present
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All local residents are welcome.Refreshments will be served in the Council Chamber after the Mayor’s speech.
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Sunday Funday
To celebrate the Tour of Britain coming to Rushcliffe, the Sunday Funday will feature cycling themed fun and attractions.