Parish in Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire, England
| Coordinates: | 53.04, -0.985 |
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| OS grid ref: | SK 68 49 |
| Population: | 440 |
Thurgarton is a small, quietly attractive civil parish in the district of Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire, set among gently rolling farmland and hedgerow-lined lanes. The village feels distinctly rural yet is within easy reach of larger centres such as Southwell and Newark, with Nottingham reachable for commuters; its lanes and public footpaths also give good access to the remnants of Sherwood Forest country and popular walking routes.
Historically the settlement has medieval roots and retains a compact village core with a parish church and several listed buildings, reflecting the area's agricultural past. Today the local economy is still shaped by farming but also by residents who commute to nearby towns; community life revolves around church and village-hall events, occasional local pubs and activities for neighbouring rural parishes, giving it a close-knit, quietly resilient character.
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