Netherfield

Settlement in Nottinghamshire Gedling

England

Netherfield

Netherfield is a small town located in the county of Nottinghamshire, England. Situated approximately 4 miles east of Nottingham city center, it falls within the borough of Gedling. With a population of around 7,000 residents, Netherfield is a close-knit community with a rich history and a range of amenities.

The town is well-connected to neighboring areas, with good road links to Nottingham and other nearby towns. There are also regular bus services providing convenient transportation options for commuters and visitors. Netherfield benefits from its proximity to the A612, which serves as a major route connecting the town to the wider region.

Netherfield has a diverse range of housing, including both modern developments and older, more traditional properties. The town offers a variety of amenities, including several local shops, supermarkets, and a post office, catering to the everyday needs of its residents. In terms of education, Netherfield is home to a primary school that provides education for children aged 4-11.

For leisure and recreation, Netherfield boasts a number of green spaces, including a local park with play areas and sports facilities. The town also has a community center that hosts various events and activities throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community spirit.

In summary, Netherfield is a small but vibrant town in Nottinghamshire, offering a close-knit community, convenient transport links, and a range of amenities for its residents.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.962689/-1.067976 or Grid Reference SK6241. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Curzon Street, Netherfield

Taken specifically for comparison with the image in Domesday Reloaded Link

. As the caption there states, this is a typical Netherfield Street, and it took a bit of research to decide exactly which street it was. The taller building just visible further down the left hand side of the street in the older picture (possibly industrial premises) has now been replaced with more modern housing. The main change is the increase in the number of parked cars.

Alan Murray-Rust

Vale Road postbox ref NG4 450

GIVR pillar box and standard K6 telephone kiosk at the corner of Vale Road and New Vale Road.

Alan Murray-Rust

Carlton Fire Station

The new fire station opened officially in January 2011 to replace Link . It was immediately in turmoil as the current spending cuts envisaged the loss of one of the two appliances stationed here, together with its retained status.

Alan Murray-Rust

Gedling Road postbox NG4 443

GVIR pillar box on Gedling Road near Redland Grove.

Alan Murray-Rust

Belvoir Lodge

Modern terraced houses.

Andrew Tatlow

Gamston Lodge

Andrew Tatlow

Bus at the Carlton Terminus

Taken in May 1969, this photo shows 515 (PTO 515G) a Leyland Atlantean with Northern Counties 76-seater bodywork in Cavendish Road, Carlton about to leave on route 72 to Wollaton Park via Nottingham City Centre. It was operated by Nottingham City Transport and has a blank illuminated advertisement panel below the upper deck windows. These panels were adopted by several UK bus operators in the 1960s, but with limited success from advertisers. This section of route from Carlton (Post Office Square) to Wollaton Park used to be operated by trolleybuses until the 30th September 1965, the route number then being 39. A few redundant trolleybus traction poles can be seen with the lamp standard to the left of the photo, but these would now have long ago been taken out. Cavendish Road in Carlton is now covered by Nottingham Buses Lilac Route 27 from Nottingham City Centre.

David Hillas

Bakersfield: view from Oakdale Road

The gaps between the houses on Oakdale Road give glimpses over Colwick Country Park and the wide Trent Valley to the South Nottinghamshire wolds in the distance. In May there is a lot of yellow oilseed rape to be seen.

John Sutton

Bakersfield: bungalow on Broadway East

The large bungalow on the left was built in 1958-9 by some people who had been our neighbours in Bobbers Mill. I made a sentimental journey to Bakersfield for the first time in fifty years to see where, quite often, I came after school for tea, and did my homework while my mother and Kitty Herries nattered. Autres temps, autres moeurs....

John Sutton

Bakersfield: Broadway East and beyond

The hilly eastern side of Nottingham drops steeply down to the broad Trent Valley, so from Bakersfield and elsewhere there are wide views over the river to the distant wolds, and further east the Vale of Belvoir.

John Sutton

A grey May morning on Oakdale Road

Looking towards the church of St John the Baptist, which dates from 1957.

John Sutton

Colwick Yard Complex

View WNW from the footbridge over the line to the adjoining ex-LNW locomotive shed, to the western part of the vast ex-LNER Colwick Yards and towards Gedling etc. on the Nottingham Avoiding Line. The signalbox is Locomotive Junction, the great ex-GNR Locomotive Depot, with an allocation of over 200 engines is off to the left. It was a very difficult complex to access from public roads. My car is in the foreground. Fifty years ago, this was a very major railway centre, dealing with an immense freight traffic, especially coal, but all has long since gone in the modern age.

Ben Brooksbank

The Old Volunteer

Public House with an unusually fine terracotta facade for an outer-suburban location.

Alan Murray-Rust

Netherfield railway station

Opened in 1878 by the Great Northern Railway on its line from Grantham to Nottingham. View E towards Grantham, from the approach steps.

Nigel Thompson

Carlton railway station, Nottingham

Opened in 1846 by the Midland Railway on its line from Nottingham to Lincoln. View south west towards Nottingham. Before this name was settled on in 1974, this station had variously been called "Carlton & Gedling" an "Carlton & Netherfield".

Nigel Thompson

Housing on Vale Road, Colwick

Richard Vince

Tin Bridge, Colwick

The Tin Bridge, as it is colloquially known, crosses the former Midland Railway line east from Nottingham, providing a pedestrian link between Colwick and Bakersfield. The steps at either end of the bridge have been fitted with very narrow chutes to enable bicycles to be wheeled rather than carried.

Richard Vince

Douglas Avenue, Bakersfield

Looking north up Douglas Avenue from its junction with Greenwood Road (left); Douglas Avenue continues for a very short distance behind the photographer before ending abruptly at the railway boundary fence. It is one of the more challenging hills that buses in Nottingham have to face, partly because the hard left turn from Greenwood Road means they always begin the ascent at low speed.

Richard Vince

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Netherfield is located at Grid Ref: SK6241 (Lat: 52.962689, Lng: -1.067976)

Administrative County: Nottinghamshire

District: Gedling

Police Authority: Nottinghamshire

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England

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Netherfield Images

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