NOTTIN G1//l,MSHIRE BUILDIN G PRESERVATION TRUST LIMITED

• • • • ••• • • • ••• ' . . • .. .• , . . • . . .• " . ", "'''' 14 • '. • ••• . • • ••• • . • . " " • . . '. •• •• ...... , • • ••. . ... 'O,. •• - ...... A company limited by guarantee and Registered in England I . Registration No. 897822 , NinthAnnual Report 1975 76 Registered Office: Shire Hall, High Pavement, Nottingham, N G I IHR. ' ­ Telephone : Nottingham 53681 (STD 0602) NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LIMITED GENERAL PURPOSES SUB-COMMITTEE THE CHAIRMAN TREASURER SECRETARY MEMBERS OF TECHNICAL PANEL OFFICERS PROFESSOR M. W. BARLEY COUNCILLOR S. J. R. PATTINSON COUNCILLOR J. DE LACY COUNCILLOR MRS. I. M. SKIRVING Chairman: COUNTY CO UNC ILLOR A. E. LESTER, j.P. (resigned MR. D. N . DURANT MR. K. S . S. TRAIN Janu a ry 1976) COUNCILLOR F. HIG GINS Honorary LeJ!al Adviser: MR. A . SANDFORD, LL.B. COUNCILLOR C. A. BUTLER MR . M . T. HILDYARD Technical Advisers: MR . H. LEE, DIP.ARCH., DIP.T.P., A.R.!.B.A., M.R.T.P.!. DR. N. SUMMERS Co-opted Member : MR. H. A. JOHNSON Secretary: MR. J. R . HAMMOND, DIP .A.E., DI P.P.E.S.S. Treasurer: MR.]. FARRER, !.P.F.A., F.R.V.A. H onorary Auditor: MR. G. E. DANIEL, F.C.A., I.P. LA., F.R.V.A. TECHNICAL ADVICE SUB-COMMITTEE

THE CHAIRMAN SECRETARY PROFESSOR M. W. BARLEY MR . H. A. JOHNSON MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF MANAGEMENT COUNCILLOR F. HI GG INS DR. N . SUMMERS MR . M. T. HILDYARD MR. J. W. BARIBassetlaw District Council) :vIR. G. BOYLl N, j .P. MEMBERS OF THE TECHNICAL PANEL COUNCILLOR C. A. BUTLER (Nottingham Borough Council) THE SECRETARY MR. J. CORDER (Nottingham Civic Society) MR. E . BAINES COUNCILLOR J . DE L ACY (Newark Distri ct Council) MR . M. E . BURROWS, A.R.I.C.S. COUNCILLOR N G. W. DOBso (Nottinghamshire County Council) PROFESSOR G. B. DIX, B.A., DIP.T.P., M.L.A., A.R.I.B.A., M.T.P.1. (resigned May 1975) MR. J. W. 1\1. D UDDI NG, F.R.LB.A., HON.V.P.LL.A., F.LL.A., F.S.A.SCOT. MR . H. A. JOHNSON , F.R.I.B.A. (resigned May 1975) MR. D. N. DURANT (Nottinghamshire Loc al History Council) MR. H. LEE, DIP.ARCH., DIP.T.P., A.R.I.B.A., M.R.T.P.1. COUNCILLOR E. S. FARR (Nottinghamshire County Council) MR. T. R. MILLER, B.A., DIP.T.P. MISS A. D. FENWICI< DR. N. SUMMERS (re s igned March 1976) COUNCILLOR J . G. GRAINGER (Ash field District Council) MR. G. A. TURNER, A.R.I.B.A. COUNCILLOR F. HIGGINS (Nottinghamshire County Council) MR . M. T . HILDYARD, M.B.E., M.C., D.L., j.P. (Council ror the Prot ect ion or ({lIral England (Notts. Branch) MR. R. J. ILETT, DIP.T.P., A.R.!.C.S., M.R.T.P.!. COUNCILLOR S. J. R. PATTl NSON (Nottinghamshire County Council) CO UNCILLOR W . SHAW (Broxtowe District Council) COUNCILLOR MRS. 1. M. SIMansfield District Council) Co-opted Member: MR . H. A. JOHNSON, F.R.I.B.A. ANNUAL REPORT Councils in Nottinghamshire were now in the process of setting up their own Conservation Area Advisory Committees whose function it will be to advise MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS the Planning Committees on applications affecting buildings within Conserva­ The 1975 Annual General Meeting of the Trust was held at Holme tion Areas. In the light of this situation, and the resignation of our own Pierrepont Hall on 31st October, by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. L. Technical Advisers-noted later in the Report-it was agreed to accept, Brackenbury. At this meeting an illustrated review of our work during the with thanks, the offer by the Nottinghamshire County Council of a service of past year was .presented by Mr. H. Lee and Mr. H. A. Johnson. Members part-time temporary help by officers of the Department of Planning and of the Trust expressed their warm appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Brackenbury Transportation from 1st April, 1976. for the opportunity of meeting in such pleasant and historic surroundings. At the Spring Meeting, held on 6th June, at the Trebeck Hall, Bishop's TECHNICAL PANEL Drive, Southwell, Mr. A. A. Wood, DIPL.ARCH., DIPL.T.P., R.I.B.A., F.R.T.P.I., During the year the membership of the Technical Panel has been severely presented an illustrated talk on European Architectural Heritage Year. Mr. depleted by resignations-Mr. H. A. Johnson and Professor G. B. Dix Wood, who is an authority on buildings in the Midlands, gave a most tendered their resignations in May, 1975; Dr. Norman Summers submitted stimulating address on the purpose of E.A.H.Y. and also reviewed the experi­ his resignation, due to ill-health, in March 1976; and Mr. H. Lee terminated ence of other European countries in conserving and enhancing their his employment as a part-time Technical Adviser in March 1976, at the architectu ral heritage. instigation of the Council of Management, due to the reorganisation of the A Coach Tour of properties was again arranged for members and Trust's technical advisory service. The Trust has expressed its appreciation friends. This was held on 18th September, 1975 and included visits to to each of these Technical Advisers and will of course be considering ways properties in Newark and district. We are indebted to our Technical Advisers, in which our technical services can be strengthened. Dr. Summers and Mr. Lee, for arranging the itinerary of the Tour and Over the years the Trust has been well served by its Honorary Technical commenting on the various properties visited in such an interesting way. Advisers, who have undertaken a considerable amount of voluntary service, and it is timely, therefore, to record our gratitude to them for the service they OFFICERS have given, without which it would not have been possible for the Trust to In January 1976 Councillor A. E. Lester, J.P., tendered his resignation make such an impact in Nottinghamshire. as Chairman of the Trust on the grounds of ill-health. The Council of At the 1975 Annual General Meeting the Chairman presented a cheque Management accepted this resignation with considerable regret and took the to M r. J ohnson, being the proceeds of a presentation fund which had been opportunity of expressing to Councillor Lester the sincere appreciation of subscribed to by members and friends. the Trust for all his years of service as our Chairman. Councillor Lester has served as Chairman since the inception of the Trust in 1967 and we are GRANTS AND LOANS greatly indebted to him for his leadership and guidance during this formative Grants/loans have been made or offered during the financial year 1975/76 period. for work on the following properties: It was the unanimous decision of the Council of Management to invite The Hollies, Bathley Councillor Mrs. 1. M. Skirving to serve as our new Chairman, and Professor Croft House Farm, Beckingham M. W. Barley as Vice-Chairman. The new team is already in action and The Manor House, 2 Middle Street, Beeston augurs well for the future of the Trust. The Gables, Besthorpe Cottage adjacent 21 Church Street, Bingham East Hall, Bleasby COMMITTEES Blackcliffe Farm, 17 Farmer Street, Bradmore During the year it was agreed to set up a General Purposes Sub­ Rufford Lodge, Farmer Street, Bradmore Committee to replace the former Finance and Grants Sub-Committee . This is Caunton Common Farmhouse The Old Vicarage, Clarborough a decision making body, with power to make grants with a ceiling of £600 Church Cottage, Cossall on any individual property. The Cottage, Chapel Lane, Epperstone It is now the practice of the Council of Management to meet quarterly Grove Farm, Epperstone and for the General Purposes to meet midway between each Merrins Farm, Farnsfield Sub-Committee Manor Farm, Flintham Council meeting. Osmanthorpe Manor, Kirklington The Trust also found it necessary to set up a special Technical Advice 38 Northgate, Newark Sub-Committee to review the need for a service of impartial technical advice Trent Bridge House, Beastmarket Hill, Newark to be provided to us. The Sub-Committee noted the changing situation 3 Victoria Street, Newark Wilson Street, Newark (13 units of accommodation-previous grant offer affecting technical advice and, in particular, the fact that most District increased)

2 3 Properties grant-aided by the Trust during the year under review Ivy Cottage, 65 Main Street, Normanton-on-Soar 'Cars halton', High Street, North Collingham Palishall Cottages, Norwell (grant offer made to previous owner- new negotiations in hand) Clawson Lodge, 403 Mansfield Road, Nottingham Goldthorpe Mill House, Oldcotes The Hermitage, Ruddington Manor Farm, Back Lane, Skegby (second grant) The Old Vicarage, South Scarle (two grants) 2 Easthorpe , Southwell The Hollies (North Muskham Prebend) Church Street, Southwell Honing House, Westgate , Southwell Minster House, 7 Westgate, Southwell 10 Westgate, Southwell Pathways Hous e, 16 Westgate, Southwell 18 Westgate, Southwell (additional grant offer) Trinity House, 57 Westgate, Southwell Westhorpe House, 54 Westhorpe, Southwell The Old Grammar School, Tuxford (fourth grant) The Old Grammar School, Tuxford (fifth grant) Wellow Hall Winthorpe Hall. The total amount offered during the year under review is £15,380'00. Grants/ Loans Repaid to the Trust The Old Vicarage, Misterton £300·0 23 Millgate, Newark £100·00 £400·00 The Old Grammar School, Tuxford Grant/Loan Offers Withdrawn-Outstanding for a Considerable Time and not Taken Up East Hall, Bleasby .. £50'00 Hodsock Priory Gatehouse, Blyth .. £120'00 Burgess House, Farnsfield £150·00 Hall Farm, Farnsfield £50·00 21 Castlegate, 2-12 Boar Lane, Newark £200·00 Fosseway Hotel, 50 Lombard Street, Newark £200'00 61 London Road, Newark .. £36·00 63b London Road, Newark £50·00 Church House, Chapel Gate, Retford £120·00 £976·00

Grant/Loan Offer Withdrawn-Work not completed to the satisfaction of the Trust Park Farm hollse, Blyth £700'00

SALE OF PROPERTIES The legal formalities in connection with the sale of Trust properties to the various Local Authorities were completed during the year, and trans­ actions have been made as follows: Windles Square, Calverton-sold to the Gedling Borough Council Rempstone Cottages-sold to the Rushcliffe Borough Council Ivy Cottage, 65 Main Street, Normanton-on-Soar Sunnyside Cottages, Southwell-sold to the Nottinghamshire County Coul1ci I

4 5 The sale of these properties has enabled the Trust to realise moneys which would otherwise have been tied up in buildings, and will thus make it possible for us to expand our activities in our traditional sphere of offering grants to the owners of individual properties. ~ Negotiations have also commenced for the sale of Bede House Chapel, together with its adjoining land, on which planning consent has now been obtained for the erection of old people's dwellings.

CONSERVATION AREA ADVISORY COMMITTEES The Trust took the initiative in convening a meeting with representatives of the District Councils and the Nottinghamshire County Council to review the whole question of consultation on planning applications affecting Con­ servation Areas. It was noted that some Districts already had their own Conservation Area Advisory Committees or their equivalent; that others were in the process of setting them up; and some were not proposing to establish them. The Trust will be keeping this matter under continual review, and a further County-wide meeting of technical representatives will be convened at the appropriate time. Meanwhile, the Trust is continuing to provide technical advisory services to those Districts which have not yet established their own advisory machinery.

PUBLIC INQUIRIES AND 'LISTED' BUILDINGS During 1975/76 the Trust has been represented at the following Public Inquiries: The Guide House (Lodge Farm), Arnold application to demolish refused by Secretary of State Park Farm House and Outbuildings, application to demolish-decision Loughborough Road, Bunny awaited Land adjacent to Forge Farm, Toad Lane, application to erect one detached house Epperstone and garage--permission granted Worksop Town Hall and 8 Potter Street application to demolish-permission granted 19 and 19a Potter Street, Worksop application to demolish-decision awaited

Keyworth Barn At the time of preparing this Report the decision of the Secretary of State on the future of Keyworth Barn is still awaited, but it is appropriate to record that the Trust commissioned Mr. F. W. B. Charles, a noted authority on timber-framed buildings, to conduct a thorough technical survey of the Barn. Copies of Mr. Charles' report have been considered by the Trust and by the Rushcliffe Borough Council, and we are hopeful that it will be possible to find a practical use for the Barn and thus preserve the visual character of the Keyworth village scene. Keyworth Barn: the Trust has been actively and closely concerned with the future of this building . 6 7 EUROPEAN ARCIllTECTURAL HERITAGE YEAR AWARDS Throughout the past year the Trust has operated within a difli cult The following is a full list of projects in Nottinghamshire to which climate of inflation and a continual decline in the value of money. Wc arc Heritage Year Grant has been offered and taken up: proud to think that within the limits of our resources we have made an Calverton Windles Square Cottages- £1,250 Nottingh amshire Building important contribution to the conservation of our architectural heritage, and restoration and landscaping Preservation Trust there is no doubt that during the year ahead the Trust will be looking at ways Cossall Village street-landscaping £1,000 Broxtowe District Council of strengthening its financial structure and improving its publicity in order to and improvement. increase membership and therefore widen our influence. Nottingham Provision of paved area out- £5,000 Nottingham Borough Council side Playhouse Theatre, Wel­ lington Circus. A. E. LESTER and IMOGEN SKIRVING, Ollerton Land scaping of Water Mill £300 Nottinghamshire Building Chairmen during 1975/76 Preservation Trust Scrooby Environmental improvements £1,000 Nottinghamshire County Council JOHN R. HAMMOND, Secretary Southwell Paving at junction of King £1,000 Southwell Civic Society Street and Queen Street WeIlow Environmental improvements £600 Nottinghamshire County Council On 19th May, 1975 the Official Opening of the Windles Square Cottages at Calverton took place, when the opening ceremony was performed by Councillor A. E. Lester. In his remarks the Chairman paid tribute to all those who had been involved in this most worthwhile venture including, in particu­ lar, the Teaching Office of the University of Nottingham Department of Architecture and the Building Contractor, Mr. C. G. Rhodes.

CONCLUSION The Trust could not function effectively without substantial grant aid from Local Authorities and we wish to place on record our appreciation to the Nottinghamshire County Council and to the District Councils for their continued support for our work. We also wish to record our thanks to the officers of those Authorities, in particular to Mr. A. Sandford, LL.B., Director of Administration of the Nottinghamshire County Council, for kindly acting as the Trust's Honorary Legal Adviser, and to Mr. J. Farrer, I.P .F.A., F.R.V.A., Treasurer of the Rushcliffe Borough Council, for kindly acting as our Honorary Treasurer. The Trust is greatly indebted to its Technical Panel, who have again undertaken a very wide range of visits and reports on our behalf, and have held regular meetings during the year. The Trust hopes to have an oppor­ tunity, at a later date, of expressing thanks to those Technical Advisers who have felt unable to continue, but in this Report we wish them to be left in no doubt how much we have appreciated their service and how indebted the Trust is to them for their unstinting support and encouragement. Finally, we wish to place on record our thanks to all those officers, Committee Members and interested individuals who have helped to further our work. It would be invidious to mention any particular individual by name, but the Trust has earned · the goodwill and support of Local Authorities, architects and individuals throughout the County and our impact has been greatly enhanced by this support.

8 9 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LIMITED

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1976

1974-75 EXPENDITURE 1974-75 IN COME £ £'p [,.p £'p £'p 5,107 GRANTS AWARDED .. ., ...... 5,503'50 7,600 GRANT FROM NOITINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 9,000'00 362 Less grants repaid in accordance with 5 year agreement 800·00 SUBSCRIPTfONS 4,703'50 2,708 Local Authoriti es .. £'p 5,132'00 4,745 Other...... 262'48 MANAGEMENT EXPENSES: Add Tax Reclaimable on Covena nts 31 '83 1,100 Administrative charge by Community Council for Notts. 1,600'00 269 294'3 1 97 Meetings and Committ ee Expenses .. 94·83 5,426'31 247 Printing, Stationery and Office Equipme nt 259·69 GRANT FROM EUROPE AN AR CHITECTURAL YEAR 1975 : 86 Postages 171'85 Ollerton Water Mill 300·00 617 Bank Charges .. 229'16 11 7 D ONATI ONS . . . . •• 73'08 3 Company Registration Fee 20·00 B OOKLET 'A T HO ME IN S HERWOOD ' 7 Miscellaneous. 5'25 Sales ...... 45·08 2,38Q'78 Less amount due to Notts. C.C. 22'54 TECHNICAL ADVISERS: 24 22·54 1,375 Salary .. 1,500,00 I NTEREST RE CE IVABLE 345 Travelling Expenses 425'27 254 Bank ...... 76·76 1,925'27 Loan to Rushcliffe B.C. 1,169'86 SALES OF PROPERTY: 1,246'62 G rey Hou se, Carlran on Trent 1.404,84 Cr. Windles Square. Calvenon 3,856' 10 Remps to ne Couages .. 2,486'72 Cr. Wesrhorpe, Sunnyside 1,606'66 1,571'20 1,750 EXCESS OF I NCOME OVER EXPENDITURE FOR YEAR 5,487'80 £10,372 £16,068'55 £10,372 [,16,068'55

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH, 1976

1.4.75 LIABILITIE S 1-4-75 ASSE T S £ £'p £'p £ £'p £'p ACCUMULATEDFUND: PROPERTIES (SEE NOTE I) 19,730 Balance at 1-4-76 ...... 21,479'53 Net cost at 1-4-75 .. 52 ,083'83 1,750 Add Excess of Income over Expenditure for year .. 5,487'80 Less Net transactions 1975/76 2,362'03 26,967'33 IAA N-NEWA RK DISTRI CT COU NCIL 10,050'00 49,721'80 10,050 Repaid during year 10,050'00 Less disposals 1975 /76 at cost 48,026'04 52,084 Balance at 31·3-76 1,695'76 CAPITAL RESERVE INVESTMENTS Profit on Sale of Grey House, Carlton . . . . 1,404'84 Loan-Rushcliffe Borough Council 25,000'00 1,+05 Transferred to Incom e and Expe nd itu re account 1,404'84 CURRENT ASSETS 7,0 19 Sundry Debtors 2,479'77 CURRENT LIABILITIES BANK BALANCES 16,029 Sundry Creditors .. 3,688'87 Trustee Savings Bank 2·85 401 Subsc riptions-Advance 23 '47 National Wesrminster 3,712'34 -Deposit account 2,1 47'05 9,741o/d -Current account 645 ·760 /<1 1,504'14 £49,3 65 £30,679'67 £49 ,365 [,30,679'67

J, FARRER, I.P.F.A., F.R,V.A. H onarary Tr easurer AUDITOR'S REPORT: I have examined the accounts of the Trust for the year ended 31st March, 1976. I have obtained all the inform ation and explanations which I consider necessary for my audit and in my opinion proper books of account have been kept. I have examined the Income and Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet, which are in agreem ent with the books of account. In m y opinion the Balance Sheet gives a true and fair view of the affairs of the Trust at 31st March, 1976 and the In come and Expenditure Account gives a true and fair view of the tran sactions for the yea r ended on that date.

COUNTY HALL, G. E. DANIEL, F.C.A., I.P .F.A., F.R,V.A. WEST BRIDGFORD, NOTTlNGHA !H H onorarJ' AII.F/itar Au.1707/G I

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12 13 North & South Clifton Women's Stafford, Dr. & Mrs . B. J. NOTTINGHAMSlllRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LTD. Institute Stedman, Sir George Nottingham Borough Council Stephenson, Mrs . J. I. Nottinghamshire County Council Dept. Stevens, Mrs. W. H. A company limited by guarantee and registered in England of Planning and Transportation Sutton Bonington Parish Council Old Mansfield Woodhouse Society Tadman, Mr . J. A., F.R.LB.A. Registration No. 897822 Packe, Mr. W. Tate, Professor B. Palmer, Miss E. M. Taylor, Mr. G. St. John Dip.Arch. Pearson, Mr. W. M., F.F.A.S. (Oxford), A.R. LBA. The Trust exists to help save local buildings of historic or architectural interest Pennant, Revd. & Mrs . P. V. R. Thome, Mr . J. D. P. from demolition or decay. It works by way of grants to encourage owners to keep Player, John & Sons Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire Pritchard, Mrs. S . Tollerton Parish Council buildings in good repair and, if necessary, will purchase buildings and restore them to Proudley, Mrs. G. M. Torworth Parish Council Pykett, Mr. W. J. E. Trowell Women's Institute a useful life. Radford, Mr. P. V. Turner, Mr . J. Rhodes, Mr . C. G. Turton, Mr. T. L. Rhodes, Misses S. E. G. & G. M. Tuxford Memorial Hall The Trust invites subscriptions from those who wish to associate themselves Richardson, Mrs. D. Management Committee with this work and to attend meetings and receive reports on the activities. Rissen-Kent, Mr. A. Venn, Mrs. D . M. Retford & District Historical Walker, Mr. D. Archaeological Society Walker, Walton and Hanson The Trust is a registered Charity and can benefit from Deeds of Covenant made Royle, Mr. E. V. Walkeringham Parish Council Ruddington Parish Council Wallwork, Mrs. F. M. in its favour. Ruddington Village Society Walton, Miss M. Rushcliffe Borough Council Waring, Mr. N. M. Rufford Parish Council White, Finch & Rider Scrooby Parish Council Winthorpe Parish Council Sheldrake, Dr. A. R. Willatt, Miss S. Shrimpton, Mrs. D. M. Williams, Mr. I. R. Skirving, Councillor Mrs. I. M. Woodborough Women's Institute Smith, Mrs . V. M. Worksop Manor Estates Ltd. Smith-Woolley Co. Yates, Mr. J. F. South Wilford Women's Institute To: The Secretary, Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust Ltd., Registered Office: Shire Hall, High Pavement. Nottingham, NGI IHR .

I wish to become an associate member (minimum annual sub. £ 1'05) of the

Trust and ·enclose my first annual subscription of l., ... . ·have completed the Bankers Order/Covenant form overleat.

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(BLOCK LETTERS) of HEREBY COVENANT WITH THE NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LTD., NOTTINGHAM, that for a period of seven years from the date hereof, or until my death (whichever shall be the shorter period) [ will pay annually to the said Trust on the...... day of...... in each year such a sum as will, after the deduction of income tax, leave in the hands of the Trust the net sum of sum to be paid from my general fund of taxed income, and be applied to the general purposes fund of the Building Preservation Trust Ltd . IN WITNESS whereof [ have hereunto set my hand and seal this...... day

Signed, Sealed and Delivered by the said

[n the presence of Published by.­ (Signature) . NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATIONTRUST LTD. SHIRE HALL, HIGH PAVEMENT, Occupation NOTTINGHAM, This form is so drafted that the payment by the subscriber remains constant NG1 1HR. regardless of any change in the rate of income tax. TEL. NOTTM., 53681 Note-- The date chosen for the annual payment must be later than the date on which you sign this Deed . "'This amount should agree with the amount entered on the Banker's Order if this method of Payment is used.

BANKER'S ORDER

Bank...... Branch Please pay now, and on the same date in each succeeding year, the sum of pounds ...... pence to the National Westminster Bank Ltd ., Nottingham, for the credit of the Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust Ltd.

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t Please insert the name and branch of your own bankers Printed by Hassall &J Lucking Ltd., C.-ass Str eet, Long Eaton, Nottingham, NG10 1HD 16