East Bridgford & Aslockton

East Bridgford and Aslockton are neighbouring villages in the Rushcliffe borough, situated on opposite banks of the River Smite. The area is characterised by agricultural land and quiet residential streets, with a mix of traditional brick and newer housing. Local life centres around village greens, primary schools, and local shops, providing a self-contained community atmosphere. The surrounding countryside offers walking paths along the river and through open fields.

A notable historical connection is the birthplace of Thomas Cranmer in Aslockton, a key figure of the English Reformation. The area maintains a quiet, residential character, with commuting links provided by the railway station at Aslockton for travel to Nottingham and Grantham. The villages host annual events like the Aslockton and Whatton Show, reflecting the local agricultural traditions.