Andy's Hospice Tractor Run, Sunday 24th March, starting 10am on Ludford Airfield LN8 6AN. Call Helen on 07976577010 for more info |
UK ROAD CLOSURES ...... and those local to Middle Rasen
Middle Rasen Litter Pick We are having our first litter pick of 2019 on Saturday 16th March starting at 10am from 12 Naylor's Drive. Come and join like-minded people to pick rubbish off our Parish paths and roadside grass. Bags and litter picking tools are provided. If we pick several as on previous occasions, West Lindsey is contacted and they come to a central point to collect them. Please help to keep our Parish tidy. GROUP EVENTS Middle Rasen's Duck Race raised over £1000 on 1st January 2019 and may help fund your group or event! Click to... Images .... Results ... Draw
On 13th January the Middle Rasen Tractor Run met at the Nags Head to raise £1044 in support of Cancer Research UK. Picture thanks to the Market Rasen Mail. |
Groups in Middle Rasen
If your group is not listed and/or needs a correction elsewhere on this site please contact Gordon Jennings 0794 888 1121 |
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Lincolnshire Alert Lincolnshire Alert is a community messaging system run by Lincolnshire Police. The messaging system acts as a tool for the police to give information to registered members on crime reduction and community safety issues. If you would like to receive updates, visit our website at: www.lincsalert.co.uk and click the 'register now' button Need Help ?..... got problems with alcohol ? or drugs ? or money ? |
The Middle Rasen Parish Middle Rasen is situated in the district of West Lindsey in the county of Lincolnshire, about 16 miles north east of Lincoln and in the lea of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The village is mainly contained to the north of the A631. Sitting astride the river Rase, the Parish is much the largest of the three Rasens, covering 3622 acres. As the Middle settlement between East Rasen (now known as Market Rasen) and West Rasen, in the latter part of the Middle Ages it was the most important village of the three. Indeed much of the northern area of Market Rasen town is in the Parish of Middle Rasen. Middle Rasen's Parish Council, the Past, Present and Future of the village.......... |
CULTURE 3pm on Sunday March 10th the Uchenna Dance presents "HANSEL and GRETEL" A colourful contemporary family dance theatre with Hansel & Gretel cast as superheroes for a modern world. Great funky music, so expect to groove in your seat as you are transferred to a world far from yours with some surprising similarities! Tickets & more information fwww.broadbenttheatre.org Nottingham Lace Market Theatre On Friday 29th and Saturday 30th March, the Nottingham Lace Market Theatre is coming to Middle Rasen Church to perform the award winning play “Hannah and Hanna”, by John Retallack. Tickets are £8.50 to include canapés and a glass of fizz in the interval. Soft and alcoholic drinks will also be available to purchase. DETAILS Stainer's Crucifixion, conductor Jeffrey Blewitt on Friday April 19th 7.30pm at St. Thomas Church, Market Rasen. DETAILS |
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Rase Heritage Society ~ Reg Charity 1142022 Rase Heritage Society was established in 2005 to promote and encourage interest in the heritage of the Rase district – predominantly the parishes of Market and Middle Rasen. It endeavours to preserve all aspects of the heritage of this area and is seeking a suitable building to be a permanent repository of documents and artefacts relevant to the history of the Rase district. We have a large collection of artefacts, the basis of which was formed from the auction of the Brian Ayres collection in 2009. It also promotes itself and the Rasen area with regular themed events and displays to catch the public's attention. We are currently co-hosting the Wolds Women of Influence exhibition in the Old Police Station. The Society meets monthly on the first Thursday of the month at 7.30pm in Market Rasen Library, except some summer months when we arrange ‘awaydays'. We run a full annual programme of meetings to which non-members are always welcome. Presentations are arranged on a variety of heritage topics by visiting speakers and members. The Society also undertakes walks and talks to other interested organisations on the heritage of this area. The Society has displays of artefacts around Market Rasen in various locations. If you would like more information, to see our current programme, or if you wish to contact us, please do so through our website Hazel Barnard (Chair ) |