Heritage Open Days 2014Thursday 11 September to Sunday 14 September

Attenborough, Beeston, Bramcote, Chilwell, Stapleford, Toton and Wollaton

FREE TO EXPLORE

Heritage Open Days are an annual national celebration of England’s fantastic architecture, culture and history, offering free access to properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission.

Beeston and District Civic Society continues to organise the local programme of events annually in South Broxtowe, supported by other local amenity societies and organisations.

Be aware there are tram workings in and around Beeston & Chilwell. Please check the website:- www.thetram.net/local-work-updates/beeston/

For parking in central Beeston see website:- www.broxtowe.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=962 Some on-street parking - (check time limits) 3-hour free parking at Tesco, Station Road and Sainsbury’s, off Wollaton Road, behind the Cricketers Pub.

Beeston and District Civic Society was founded in 1973 to promote a sense of civic pride and place in Beeston. Forty years later, it continues to care for Beeston’s past, present and future by helping to preserve what is worthwhile and encouraging good design. The Society has been instrumental in securing conservation areas, saving noteworthy buildings from demolition and, more recently, has been involved with the research and installation of blue plaques to commemorate worthy citizens.

Nature

Walk

Exhibition

Church/Religous Centre

Historical

School/Educational

Music/Dance

Craft

Refreshments available at this venue A charge or donation may be requested

EVENTS

C H u R C H E S

Beeston Parish Church

Bramcote Old Church Tower

Christ Church, Chilwell

St Helen’s Church, Stapleford

St Leonard’s Church, Wollaton

St Mary the Virgin Church, Attenborough

St Michael’s Church, Bramcote

E X H i B i T i O N S

Bartons plc - miscellaneous

Boat & Horses Pub, Beeston Rylands

Community Events @ Tesco, Beeston

Sports Pavilion, Toton Fields

H i S TO R i C A L

Beeston Conservative Club

Talk Back Viewing Studios

GH Hurts Ltd: The Shawl Factory

Nottingham industrial Museum

Nottingham university Museum of Archaeology

Wollaton Village Dovecote

S C H O O L S

John Clifford, Beeston

St John’s C of E, Stapleford

WA L k S

Beeston Heritage Trail

Toton Fields

TA L k S

Trent & Peak Archaeology @ Barton’s

AT B A RTO N S P L C

Beeston & District Civic Society

Beeston & District Local History Society

Beeston Camera Club

Bramcote History Group

Carlton & District Motor Car Club

Girlguiding Beeston Division

Greening Beeston

Lace Exhibition

Middlebridge Scimitar Owners Club

Trent & Peak Archaeology

M u S i C A N D DA N C E

There will be teams of Traditional Folk Dancers and Folk Singing at the Boat & Horses throughout Saturday.

The Folk Dancers will also dance in Beeston town centre and at Bartons plc.

Check details nearer the time on local notice boards etc

OT H E R V E N u E S

1 Attenborough Nature Centre

Beeston Library

Beeston Town Hall

Chetwynd (MoD), Chilwell

Community Events @ Tesco, Beeston

inham Nook Allotments

See back page for map & locations

AT T E N B O RO u G H

ATTENBOROuGH NATuRE CENTRE 1

Barton Lane, Attenborough, Beeston NG9 6DYA new exhibition featuring a video of our interviews with people involved with the nature reserve as part of our oral histories project and we will have displays of historical pictures with “soundbites” from people printed on the displays.OPENiNG TiMESThursday: 10am - 5pm Friday: 10am - 5pm Saturday: 9am - 6pm Sunday: 9am - 6pmToilet facilities available at the Visitor Centre.

ST MARY THE ViRGiN CHuRCH

Church Lane, Attenborough, Beeston NG9 6ASThe church is Grade i listed as a building of outstanding architectural or historic interest. The present day church consists of a medieval chancel with north vestry (now housing an organ) and south wall chancel door, clerestoried nave, north and south aisles, south porch, west tower and spire, and west-end vestries. it is set within a conventional churchyard that is walled and gated on Church Lane (north side).There will be tours of the church plus interesting gravestones of people killed in WWi Chilwell shell explosion. OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: 2.30 - 6pm

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BEESTON LiBRARY Foster Avenue, Beeston NG9 1AETours of Beeston library - Behind the scenesEver wondered what happens in the back rooms of Beeston library? Now is your chance to find out. We’ll have some local history materials to show you, with a cup of tea and a chance for more questions at the end. OPENiNG TiMES FOR TOuRSFriday: 10.30 & 3pmPlease book by getting in touch with the library on 0115 925 5168 or e-mailing beeston.library@nottscc.gov.uk as we can accommodate just ten people per tour.

BEESTON HERiTAGE TRAiL Beeston Town Centre, The Podium, Beeston Square, NG9 1EFA 2-mile walk will begin in Beeston Square and take in the town Centre, High Road towards Chilwell, Wollaton Road to the mills, east along the High Road and back to the Square. Led by Professor Beckett.OPENiNG TiMESSunday: 2.30 - 4.30pmMeet at The Podium Beeston. Parking available in Foster Avenue Car Park (free on Sundays) and Tesco.

BEESTON TOWN HALL Foster Avenue, Beeston, Nottinghamshire NG9 1AEThe Town Hall is the Civic Centre of Broxtowe. This year there will be old maps and memorabilia available in the Old Council Chamber. There will be guided tours led by past Mayors. There will also be a Mayor’s Charity Event taking place when refreshments and cakes will be available.OPENiNG TiMESFriday: 11 am - 3 pm / refreshments 12 noon - 2 pm

BEESTON PARiSH CHuRCH Chilwell Road, Beeston NG9 1EJCome and see this mainly Victorian Church designed by George Gilbert Scott with the Henry Vii Chancel and Medieval Font. There is also a brass Memorial with the names of Beeston residents who died in the First World War and a Memorial book with the names of Beeston citizens who died in the Second World War and also in later conflicts. The Crimean War Memorial is in the Churchyard. The inside of the church has been re-ordered recently and all of the outside was cleaned and restored in 2013.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 2pm Sunday: 2 - 4pmWe regret the limited opening time for this year but there is a wedding taking place this weekend.

JOHN CLiFFORD PRiMARY SCHOOL Nether Street, Beeston NG9 2ATVictorian school building dating from 1898. John Clifford was a local Baptist minister and through his efforts the school was established. it later became a senior boys’ school but is now a successful primary school. Staff will be available to answer any questions.OPENiNG TiMES Saturday: 10.30 - 11.30amThis is a Victorian building, wheelchair access is not available to all floors.

CANALSiDE HERiTAGE CENTRE At The Boat & Horses Pub, Trent Rd, Beeston Rylands NG9 1LPA static display of information and images about the project to convert the row of cottages, near Beeston Lock, into a Heritage Centre. There will be volunteers and members of the committee to answer questions; also Heritage Craft Demonstrations - rag rug making, crochet, embroidery, weaving, spinning, lace-making etc and Traditional Folk Music and Singing.A Vintage Bus service, provided by Bartons plc, will run to and from the Boat & Horses Pub Beeston Rylands to link Beeston Town Centre and Bartons plc depot on the High Rd Chilwell.OPENiNG TiMES Saturday: 10am - 4pmThere are toilets at the pub and car parking as well as on-street parking.

COMMuNiTY EVENTS @ TESCO Station Road, Beeston NG9 2WJCome and see an exhibition of the activities and events that have taken place over the last few years, led by Community Champion, Lynda Lally. The Exhibition will be on display during shop opening hours. There will also be craft activities available for families.There will also be “Behind the Scene” tours to see how our everyday necessities arrive and make it to the shelves.OPENiNG TiMES For Tours (max 10 people, pre-booking essential)Friday: 10am and 2pm Craft activities: Saturday: 10 - 4pmLight refreshments (free); toilets; parking available (3 hours max)To book a place on a tour contact Lynda : 07817855430

NEW BEESTON CONSERVATiVE CLuB

148 Station Road, Beeston NG9 2AYLocal residents will remember the Station Road location as the old Bostock’s building and some may recall its use as the Regent ballroom in the 1930s. Whilst ensuring that the interior has been completely renovated and attractively restyled and complete with all the latest features, the Club has been careful to retain and to renovate the building’s facade, for many, a well-loved feature of the street-scene. in particular, the magnificent bay window which dominated the front on the first floor with its stained glass which will be remembered as a feature of the ballroom, has been retained to form an attractive setting to the front of the lounge.OPENiNG TiMESThursday: 12 noon - 2pm Friday: 12 noon - 2pm Saturday: 12 noon - 2pm Sunday: 12 noon - 2pm

TALkBACk ViEWiNG STuDiOS Ground Floor, Humber Buildings, 132A Queens Road East, Beeston NG9 2FD“Humber made the finest bicycles in the world.” Discover the forgotten history of the Humber Bicycle Company. You may be surprised to know that Thomas Humber was the founder of bicycle manufacturing in Nottingham way before Raleigh. it was Thomas Humber who invented and produced the first ‘safety’ bicycle and due to the success and demand for the model, moved to his new factory in Beeston about 1886 on the Humber Road site and became one of the biggest employers in Beeston. it’s now the turn of Talkback market research viewing studios to inhabit the ground floor of the remaining 2 storey factory. Visitors will see pictures of the past and tour the modern studios and rooms with a behind the scenes of a viewing studio. There will be at least two Humber Cars on display.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 12 noon - 4pmVisitors will be able to take the weight off their feet in the Cafe area with tea and cakes by “The Tea Lady”.

TRADiTiONAL FOLk DANCiNG A number of Morris Dance teams will dance in various locations around Beeston, including the Boat & Horses at Beeston Rylands, Beeston Square and Barton’s plc, Chilwell. The teams will include Greenwood Clog (ladies step clog dancers), Lady Bay Revellers (mixed Cotswold), Dolphin Morris Men (men’s Cotswold), Maids of Clifton (clog), Sullivan’s Sword (sword and rapper)and others.TiMES Saturday: 10am - 4pmSee local press and notices for details of venues and times.

B R A M C OT E

OLD CHuRCH TOWER Town Street / Moss Drive, Bramcote NG9 3NFGrade ii Listed 13th century church tower and grounds with interesting architectural features, old and new, plus exciting modern stained glass windows; also guided visits to the site of Bramcote Hall in woodland behind the tower. OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 12 noon - 4pm Sunday: 12 noon - 4pmActivity packs available. Regrettably unsuitable for wheelchairs.

ST MiCHAEL’S CHuRCH Church Street, Bramcote NG9 3HDSt Michael’s Church was opened on 12 December 1861, replacing the previous Parish Church of Bramcote, the tower of which still remains.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 4pm Sunday: 2 - 4pm

C H i LW E L L

CHRiST CHuRCH, CHiLWELL College Road, Chilwell NG9 4ASChrist Church, Chilwell welcomes you. Relax with fresh Fairtrade coffee and delicious home-made cakes after viewing a collection of photos and memorabilia from the Church’s history. Collected from a number of sources these document the local area and events in the church over almost 100 years since its opening and give an insight into its role in the local community. This includes an up-to-date presentation of the groups, people and events in the life of the church today - it’s not just a building!OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 9.30am - 6pm

GH HuRT & SON LTD: THE SHAWL FACTORY 65 High Road, Chilwell NG9 4AJGH Hurt & Son is renowned for its high quality knitted and hand-finished scarves and shawls. The Company was established in an old seed warehouse built in 1781, where it remains to this day. Large modern and rare historic lace-knitting machines will be in action and you are invited to have a go at hand-finishing a shawl in the traditional Shetland wayOPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 9am - 1pmOn-site disabled parking is very limited. Only ground floor rooms accessible to wheelchairs. Please note that this event may be affected by tram workings. Please follow diversions if necessary.

iNHAM NOOk ALLOTMENTS Slade Road, Pearson Avenue, Chilwell NG9 4GSAn opening of these allotments with a store on site, selling produce including vegetables, free range eggs, homemade bread and garden supplies.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 9.30 - 4pmParking on street nearby

BARTONS PLC Barton House, 63 High Road, Chilwell, Beeston NG9 4AJAfter another year when Bartons plc have been severely tested by the difficulty of tram construction all around us, we return to Heritage in September by both being a host to other splendid local organisations and their displays, and contribute ourselves to the HOD movement.Large parts of Bartons Chilwell site rarely seen by the public will

be open. Although the tram situation has made us feel like The Alamo must have felt like after its annihilation, Bartons remain firmly committed to the Beeston and Chilwell area and will have vehicles, ephemera and new information on display showing the Company’s contribution to East Midlands life over the last century, and as is our intention, the next. A number of historic Barton vehicles are to be back on the road, details of which will be found on our website www.bartonsplc.co.uk nearer the time.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 4pmA Vintage Bus service, provided by Bartons plc, will run to and from the Boat & Horses Pub Beeston Rylands to link Beeston Town Centre and Bartons plc depot on the High Rd Chilwell.

THE FOLLOWiNG EVENTS WiLL BE HELD AT BARTONS:-

PROTECTiNG & iMPROViNG OuR LOCAL AREA Beeston & District Civic SocietyCome and visit our stand to find out more about what we do.

RELATiVES iN THE FiRST WORLD WAR? Beeston & District Local History SocietyCome and look at an exhibition showing research from Beeston’s Muster Roll, newspapers and the archives of the Society. Other displays will show the changes in Beeston over the years and feature “M” Middle Street, Mona Street, Manor House and more. There will be a chance to see some of the artefacts held in the Society archives especially featuring trophies, cups and awards. Books, scrapbooks and photographs through the decades will be available to view.

MAkE-DO AND MEND Greening Beestoninspiration from the wartime years on saving energy, resources and money - recipes, recycling, mending, making do. Come and share your memories, hints and tips or learn a new skill. For further information contact 07952 701399 Children welcome

LACE EXHiBiTiON Sports & Social Building with own separate entrance, next door to GH Hurt & SonA social history experience with community involvement - highlighting Beeston’s industrial heritageOPENiNG TiMESThursday, Friday, Saturday: 10am - 4pm

BRAMCOTE HiSTORY GROuP Want to know something about Bramcote Village? Come and see the exhibition and display by the Bramcote History Group. www.bramcotehistory.org.uk

BEESTON CAMERA CLuB A photographic exhibition celebrating the 60th Anniversary by members of Beeston Camera Club with prints and digital presentations.

CLASSiC CAR DROP-iN Carlton & District Motor ClubCarlton and District Motor Club last year celebrated their Golden Jubilee. Although originally formed by 7 Carlton students they have met twice a month in Beeston for the last twenty years. Originally a motorsport club, in more recent times they have become more involved in classic cars and are interested in preserving our transport heritage. Anyone who has a car over 20 years old is welcome to come and share it with us. Cars regularly used in the locality would be particularly welcome. Contact: Richard English 0115 9252518

WERE YOu A BROWNiE? Girlguiding Beeston Divisionif you think it’s still all brown bobble hats and making tea, think again!Brownies are 100 years old this year and if you were a Brownie, we want you to get in on the action and help us celebrate! Come and be interviewed by our crack team of Brownie reporters about your time with us and see other people’s memories. As well as the history of Girlguiding in the Beeston area, you will find activities for children, and lots and lots of FuN!If you would like to find out more please visit our website at www.beestongirlguiding.org.uk

BACk TO BEESTON Middlebridge Scimitar Owners ClubThe Middlebridge Scimitar was a luxury sports car manufactured in a factory (Scimitar House on Lilac Grove, Beeston). Only a small number were made, of which most survive today. The Owners Club have made a return to Beeston on Heritage Weekend a feature of their calendar for the last four years. This year the club are celebrating 25 years since their manufacture and will have a large number returning back to Beeston for the occasion. On the Sunday they are displaying in the Market Square in NottinghamContact: George Samford 07816 448494

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE TRAM Trent & Peak Archaeology As Nottingham’s streets are sliced open by the development of its new tram network, secrets of the city’s past are being revealed. Trent & Peak Archaeology will be hosting a temporary exhibition about some of the sites uncovered during excavations in advance of the tram, with some of the objects found on display. Dr. Gareth Davies will deliver a talk about their findings.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday Display: 11am - 3pm Talk: 1pm

S TA P L E F O R D

ST HELEN’S PARiSH CHuRCH, STAPLEFORD Frederick Road, Stapleford NG9 8FNA recently refurbished Grade ii* listed building; medieval, dating back to the 13th century and containing memorials to Robert Tevery 1571 and George John Borlase Warren 1801. in the church’s Memorial Chapel, adjacent to the WW1 War Memorial, there will be a display showing the results of recent research into the background of the local men who died, their place of birth, military number, rank, regiment, when they died and where they are remembered. Nearby there will also be information about methods of research for anyone wanting to find out more, and a member of the Local History Society will be on hand to answer questions.OPENiNG TiMESSunday: 2 - 4pmSt. Helens is on Church Street, a short distance from The Roach in the centre of Stapleford. Public Transport Rainbow i4. Two public car parks nearby which are free on Sundays.

ST JOHN’S C OF E PRiMARY SCHOOL 80 Nottingham Road, Stapleford NG9 8AQChurch of England Primary School opened in 1837 by Dame Caroline Warren (Endowed). Original bible and historical information on display plus photographs and school records from archive and information on the development of the School.OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 12.30pmPublic transport details - Rainbow i4

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CHETWYND BARRACkS (MOD)

Chetwynd Barracks, Swiney Way, Chilwell NG9 5HAA rare opportunity to see the memorial of the 1918 Explosion which took place in Chilwell. This will be accompanied by a BBC film and a presentation of the life of the Depot from its inception to its role today.OPENiNG TiMEThursday: Tour 1pmBOOkiNG DETAiLS - EARLY BOOkiNG ESSENTiALContact: Eileen Atherton (Hon Secretary - Beeston & District Civic Society)Call: 0115 9677260 Email: beestoncivicsociety@gmail.com Web: www.beestoncivicsociety.org.uk Write to: 4 Penrhyn Crescent, Chilwell, Nottingham NG9 5NZ Booking closes: 30 June 2014 7pmThe tour requires a lot of walking. Transport is available for those with mobility problems - contact Eileen Atherton, details above.

FRiENDS OF TOTON FiELDS Sports Pavilion, Manor Farm recreation ground, Toton NG9 6ELExhibition on the Archaeological investigations which have taken place during 2014. The archaeological work being carried out during the summer of 2014 hopes to uncover dating material for the medieval Manor House and evidence of watermills which were recorded in Domesday. The progress of this project “Toton unearthed” will be shown. Maps, photographs and other research into this fascinating area - Toton Manor - will also be exhibited. A Guided walk will take place at 2.00 p.m. lasting no more than 2 hours. A walk will begin at the Sports Pavilion and view the site of the old watermill which was recorded in Domesday before walking up to view Toton Sidings and the site for the possible station for HS2.

OPENiNG TiMESSunday: 1.30pm - 4.30pm Walk: 2.00pmWheelchair access possible but difficult in places. The Sports Pavilion is wheelchair friendly.

W O L L ATO N

NOTTiNGHAM iNDuSTRiAL MuSEuM Wollaton Park, Wollaton Road NG8 2AENottingham industrial Museum is located in the 17th century stables block of Wollaton Hall, on the western edge of Nottingham. The museum is run entirely by volunteers. The museum contains a unique collection of working steam and diesel engines, but not the Beam engine, as well as examples of textile and transport technologies and exhibits reflecting local industries such as mining, railways, bicycles, motorcycles, lace, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, tobacco and printing.

OPENiNG TiMESSunday: 11am - 5pmFor further info re directions and facilities see website: www.nottinghamindustrialmuseum.co.uk

ST LEONARD’S CHuRCH Wollaton Road, Wollaton NG8 2AFTours of the medieval parish church of Wollaton, with its memorials to the Willoughby family and Robert Smythson, Elizabethan architect of Wollaton Hall. Come and turn the pages of the ‘virtual antiphonal’, the church’s rare medieval service book.

OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 10am - 5pm Sunday: 12 noon - 4pmTrails and toys for children - Accessible toilets on-site - Refreshments

WOLLATON ViLLAGE DOVECOTE MuSEuM Dovecote Drive, Wollaton NG8 2NBStep back in time in Wollaton’s historic Dovecote, built around 1560 by Sir Francis Willoughby - his initials are picked out in the brickwork. One of the oldest buildings in the village, it continued in use for many years, then was converted into stables. Later it fell into disrepair, and was in danger of being demolished. A local campaign ensured its survival as a Grade ii listed building, now owned by the City of Nottingham. Restored by Nottingham Civic Society, it is now the museum of Wollaton Historical & Conservation Society whose volunteers open it to the public with a rota of exhibitions of local interest.

OPENiNG TiMESSaturday: 2 - 4pm Sunday: 2 - 4pmNote: access to the first floor of this very old building is restricted by steep stairs

NOTTiNGHAM uNiVERSiTY MuSEuM OF ARCHAEOLOGY

A & E HERiTAGE RESCuE Lakeside Arts Centre and Museum, university Park, Nottingham NG7 2RDMammoth teeth, polished stone axes, Bronze Age rapiers and dug-out log boats - all these items have been found in the Attenborough Nature Reserve in Nottingham, and are the focus of research by new volunteer group the Attenborough & Erewash Heritage Explorers. in association with Trent & Peak Archaeology, the museum will host a temporary exhibition about the Attenborough objects, and some artefacts will be available for handling sessions.OPENiNG TiMES Saturday: 12 noon - 3pmFor further info on directions and facilities see website: www.lakesidearts.org.uk

C O N G R AT u L AT i O N S

MiDDLEBRiDGE SCiMiTAR OWNERS CLuB ARE CELEBRATiNG 25 YEARS SiNCE THEiR MANuFACTuRE

60TH ANNiVERSARY BY MEMBERS OF BEESTON CAMERA CLuB

CELEBRATiNG 100 YEARS OF BROWNiES

TO THE FOLLOWiNG GROuPS WHO ARE CELEBRATiNG:-

B E E S TO N C E i L i E D H

TRADiTiONAL FOLk DANCiNG Saturday 13 SeptemberCanalside Heritage Centre is hosting a Ceilidh at The Boat & Horses with Fred’s Folk in the evening. Admission by ticket only, available nearer the time.For more details please visit www.canalsideheritagecentre.org.uk (This event is a paid ticket event and not part of Heritage Open Days)

T H u R S DAY

Attenborough Nature Centre 10am-5pm Lace Exhibition @ Bartons plc 10am-4pm New Conservative Club, Beeston 12noon-2pm Chetwynd Barracks (MoD) 1- 3pm Booking by 30 June essential

F R i DAY

Attenborough Nature Centre 10am-5pm Community Events @ Tesco (pre-bkg) 10am & 2pm Lace Exhibition @ Bartons plc 10am-4pm Beeston Library tours (pre-booking) 10.30 & 3pm Beeston Town Hall 11am-3pm Nott’m university Museum of Archaeology 11am-3pm New Conservative Club, Beeston 12noon-2pm

S AT u R DAY

GH Hurt & Son Ltd: The Shawl Factory 9am-1pm inham Nook Allotments, Chilwell 9.30am-4pm Christ Church, Chilwell 9.30am-6pm John Clifford School, Beeston 10.30-11.30am St. John’s C of E School, Stapleford 10am -12.30pm Canalside Heritage Centre (Boat & Horse) 10am-4pm Community Events @ Tesco-Crafts 10am-4pm Bartons plc - most displays 10am-4pm St Michael’s Church, Bramcote 10am-4pm Attenborough Nature Centre 10am-5pm St Leonard’s Church, Wollaton 10am-5pm St Mary the Virgin Church Attenborough 10am-6pm New Conservative Club Beeston 12noon-2pm Trent & Peak Archaeology @ Bartons plc 12noon-3pm Talkback Viewing Studios, Beeston 12noon-4pm Bramcote Old Church Tower 12noon-4pm Trent & Peak Archaeology Talk 1pm Beeston Parish Church 2-4pm Wollaton Village Dovecote Museum 2-5pm Traditional Folk Dancing in Beeston see listing for details

S u N DAY

Attenborough Nature Centre 10am-5pm Nottingham industrial Museum, Wollaton 11am-5pm New Conservative Club, Beeston 12noon-2pm Bramcote Old Church Tower 12noon-4pm St Leonard’s Church, Wollaton 12noon-4pm Friends of Toton Fields Exhibition 1.30-4.30pm Friends of Toton Fields Guided Walk 2pm St Michael’s Church, Bramcote 2-4pm Beeston Parish Church 2-4pm St Helen’s Church, Stapleford 2-4pm Beeston Heritage Trail 2.30-4.30pm St Mary the Virgin Church, Attenborough 2.30-6pm

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The organisers of this year’s Heritage Open Days event would like to thank all staff and volunteers at the above venues as well as thanking Broxtowe Partnership and local County Councillors for their generous support.

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