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1st Wilford Brownies Fun and friendship for girls aged 7 to 10½. Wednesdays in Wilford Village between 6pm and 7:25pm. To join, telephone Norma Mills on 0115 981 8406 or email normasouthtrent@yahoo.co.uk - please put "Brownies" as the subject.
Girlguiding UK - South Trent Division covering Clifton, Wilford, Silverdale and Compton Acres Rainbows - 5 to 7 years old, Brownies - 7 to 10½, Guides 10½ to 14, Rangers 14+ If you would like a place for your daughter or would like to become an assistant leader or unit helper, please phone the Division Commissioner on 0115 981 8406 for a friendly chat without obligation. All adult members of Girlguiding UK are trained volunteers.
Line Dancing at Silverdale Community Centre Every Friday between 1:30pm and 3:00pm Contact Linda Davies on 0115 981 0301 for further details
Kickboxing at Clifton Leisure Centre Find out more at www.nottinghamkickboxing.com
Nottingham Moderns Rugby Football Club Find out more at www.nottinghammodernsrfc.co.uk
Wilford Bowmen Archery in Wilford. Click here for details.
Wilford Coronation Avenue Allotment Association Allotments located at the rear of Vernon and Holly Avenues. For details on available plots, please contact the Association Secretary Pat Lister on 0115 981 8681 or by email at pat.lister@btinternet.com
The History Society meets on the second Monday of every month at 7:30pm at the Benjamin Carter Hall which is at the rear of Wilford Parish Church Hall, Rectory Paddock, Wilford, at 7.30pm. £1.20 Entrance Fee, includes coffee& biscuits. Contact their secretary Jenny Black on 0115 937 4967 for further details. Click here for their 2009/10 programme of events.
Wilford Mavericks Football Club Founded in 1998 and registered with the Football Association’s Young Elizabethan League (YEL), the club has a growing reputation as one of a new generation of football clubs in Nottinghamshire. In their short history not only has the club found success on the pitch but they also pride themselves on developing a community spirit within the club, players and guardians. They run teams ranging from 8 years old to 15 years old.
Wilford Village Playgroup The playgroup meets every weekday morning between 9am and 12 noon during school term time at St Wilfrid's Church Hall, Main Road, Wilford. For more details, contact the Playgroup Supervisor on 0115 945 5463 during opening hours or click here for their web page.
Wilford Women's Institute Wilford Women’s Institute was founded over 50 years ago and has played an active role in the community ever since. We meet on the first Monday of each month in the Benjamin Carter Hall at 7.30 pm when we have invited speakers who cover a diverse number of subjects. Several members also meet on regularly in the Benjamin Carter Hall to socialise and play darts, dominoes, cards or just have a chat. In the year 2000 the WI held a successful Craft Event over a three day period which involved many of the local community who displayed their many and varied talents. More recently we have taken part in a National Village Tree Survey and National Village Hall survey. In July 2005 we ran a very successful Home Produce and Book Stall as part of the Wilford Open Gardens and Fete Day helping to raise funds for the National Kidney Research Fund Nottinghamshire Kidney Units Appeal and Burns Unit at the City Hospital. There are opportunities within the WI to partake in many activities from monthly walks in Nottinghamshire, golfing, darts, whist, table tennis, these being just a few of the sporting activities available to members. For those who prefer something less active, there are theatre outings, coach outings and on occasions we have been hot air ballooning and gliding and white water rafting at Holme Pierrepont. In 2004 we started a lunch club choosing a local venue once a month to have lunch, this has proved to be a huge success with between 15 and 30 people attending each month. Please come along to any of our meetings and be assured of a warm welcome. If you require any further information please contact our Secretary, Kath Kitt, on 0115 923 2895. x |
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