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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Keimae Blake

Historic Nottingham park loved by dog walkers was once home to an underground railway service

An historic Nottingham park Visited by countless park go-ers seven days a week is adored by dog walkers, runners and people in the community who fancy a stroll. Those who use and live near Woodthorpe Grange Park have said they love living near nature.

The steep and bendy road taking you from Sherwood to Mapperley, Woodthorpe Drive, is described by some as an ‘ideal’ place to live as it is close to two busy high streets and other handy, local independent businesses. It's also steeped in history; Woodthorpe Park was visited by King George V and Queen Mary on July 10 1928. In more recent years, the park was ‘rammed’ for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

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