Neighbours have shared why they love living in their "quiet" village close to the River Trent. Hidden away in the Nottinghamshire countryside is the small village of Holme, which used to be a hamlet to North Muskham but has been it's own village since the 1600s when the River Trent changed course and separated them.
Holme is located alongside the river, and when combined with the nearby village of Langford, there is only 14 people per square kilometre according to the 2021 Census. As well as being close to the river, Holme is also within walking distance from Winthorpe Lake and RSPB Langford Lowfields.
The village is steeped in history, and is still very much an active farming village. Farmer, David Blundy, 61, says he has lived in Holme "all of his life" as he is part of a farming family.
