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Tuxford sits in the rolling landscape of north Nottinghamshire, positioned roughly mid-way between Retford and Newark-on-Trent. Historically known as a ‘thoroughfare town,’ it owes much of its layout to its long-standing role as a major coaching stop on the Great North Road, a legacy still visible in the architecture of its central coaching inns. Today, the village is largely bypassed by the A1, keeping the core of the settlement quieter while providing straightforward road links for those travelling north or south. It is perhaps best known locally for the Tuxford Windmill, a towering 19th-century brick structure that remains in working order, and the prominent spire of St Nicholas’ Church which acts as a landmark for miles around. Life in Tuxford is anchored by a practical range of amenities, including a small supermarket, a post office, and highly-regarded primary and secondary schools that serve many of the surrounding smaller hamlets. It’s a place that feels self-contained but remains well-connected to the larger market towns and the East Coast Main Line nearby.