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Tucked between the city centre and the River Trent, The Meadows - or "The Medders" to those who have lived here a while - is an area defined by its distinct geography and grid-like layout. Historically, this was marshy grazing land that underwent a massive transformation during the industrial era, followed by a total, somewhat experimental reconstruction in the 1970s. Today, it is largely characterised by its pedestrian-friendly walkways and a sense of separation from the surrounding traffic, though you can reach the train station or the Old Market Square on foot in about fifteen minutes. To the south, the Victoria Embankment provides a long stretch of riverside greenery that feels a world away from the city's concrete, serving as a hub for local rowing clubs and the annual Riverside Festival. It’s a practical location, split into the 'Old' and 'New' Meadows, where your proximity to the river generally dictates the pace of the street. Local life tends to revolve around a few key schools, the community gardens, and the easy accessibility of the bridge over to West Bridgford for cricket or football on match days.