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Real Ale Pubs in Laxton (East Midlands)  
 

The Motte and Baliey castle is one of the examples in Nottinghamshire. It was probably built by John de Caux just shortly after the Norman conquest in 1066. There was a ditched mound with a timber tower on top. It had two independent enclosures, baileys through which the tower was reached.

Laxton, with its unique medieval open field farming system, its castle and its great pub, is one of our favourite Nottinghamshire villages.

Laxton Visitors Centre, Laxton, Newark, NG22 0NU. Although compact, is well worth a visit. It is next to the Dovecote Inn.

Dovecote, Moorhouse Road, Laxton , Tel: 01777 871586

 

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East Midlands

Derbyshire
ALFRETON,   BAKEWELL,   Bamford,   Barlow,   Baslow,   BELPER,   Birchover,   Brackenfield,   Bradwell, Hope Valley,   Brassington,   BUXTON,   Calver,   Castleton,   Chelmorton,   Chesterfield,   Crowdicote,   DERBY,   Earl Sterndale,   Eyam,   Fenny Bentley,   Foolow,   Fritchley,   Froggatt,   Great Hucklow,   Hardwick Hall,   Hassop,   Hathersage,   Heage,   Hope,   Hope Valley,   Hulland Ward,   Kegworth,   Kirk Ireton,   Little Longstone,   Litton,   LONG EATON,   Marston Montgomery,   MATLOCK,   Melbourne,   Monyash,   New Mills,   Over Haddon,   RIPLEY,   Sawley,   Shardlow,   South Normanton,   Stanley Common,   Tideswell,   Tintwhistle,   Wardlow Mires,   Weston-upon-Trent,   Winster,   Woolley Moor,   Youlgreave

Leicestershire
Barkby,   Belton,   Birstall,   Burbage,   Coleorton,   East Langton,   Glooston,   Gumley,   Halloton,   Hose,   Houghton-on-the-Hill,   Husbands Bosworth,   Kilby,   LEICESTER,   LOUGHBOROUGH,   Market Bosworth,   MARKET HARBOROUGH,   Nether Broughton,   Newton Bergoland,   Newtown Linford,   Old Dalby,   Queniborough,   Redmile,   Saddinton,   Shawell,   Stathern,   thornton,   Thorpe Langton,   Tilton on the Hill

Lincolnshire
Allington,   Bassingham,   Brigg,   Carlton-le-Moorland,   Castle Bytham,   Collyweston,   Dry Doddington,   Dyke,   Frognall,   Gedney Dyke,   GRANTHAM,   Harmston,   Horncastle,   Irnham,   Kirkby on Bain,   Leadenham,   LINCOLN,   Long Sutton,   LOUTH,   Market Rasen,   Newton,   Norton Disney,   pinchbeck,   Scampton,   Skendleby,   South Ormsby,   South Witham,   SPALDING,   STAMFORD,   Stickford,   Wainfleet,   Willingham,   Woolsthorpe

Nottinghamshire
Bagthorpe,   Barnaby in the Willows,   Beeston,   Bingham,   Bleasby,   Burton Joyce,   Car Colston,   Carlton on Trent,   Caunton,   Caythorpe,   Collingham,   Colston Bassett,   Eakring,   East Bridgford,   Eastwood,   Edingley,   Edwinstowe,   Egmanton,   Epperstone,   Everton,   Farndon,   Farnsfield,   Fiskerton,   Granby,   Gringley On The Hill,   Halam,   Hickling,   High Marnham,   Hockerton,   Hoveringham,   Hucknall,   Kelham,   Kimberley,   Kirkby in Ashfield,   Kneesall,   Lambley,   Langar,   Laxton,   Lowdham,   MANSFIELD,   Mapplebeck,   Misterton,   Morton,   Nether Langwith,   NEWARK,   Normanton on Trent,   NOTTINGHAM,   Orston,   Ravenshead,   RETFORD,   Selston,   South Leverton,   SOUTHWELL,   Staunton in the Vale,   Strelley,   Sturton Le Steeple,   SUTTON IN ASHFIELD,   Thurgarton,   Upton,   Wellow,   West Leake,   West Stockwith,   Woodborough,   WORKSOP,   Wysall

Rutland
Braunston,   Clipsham,   Cottesmore,   Empingham,   Exton,   Lyddington,   Market Overton,   OAKHAM,   Upper Hambleton,   Whitwell,   Wing

 

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