Nottinghamshire, East Midlands

Nottinghamshire is a county situated in the East Midlands of England. It has a population of over one million people and a diverse mix of urban and rural environments. Nottingham, the county's capital, is a vibrant city with plenty of culture and attractions, such as the National Ice Centre and Nottingham Castle. The city's two universities are popular with students and its many parks, pubs, and cafes make it a great place to explore.

Outside of the city, Nottinghamshire is known for its stunning countryside, with rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and stunning views of the Trent Valley. The county is home to many quaint villages and market towns, such as Southwell, Newark-on-Trent, and Retford, and some of the best places to live include the market towns of Arnold and Beeston. Nottinghamshire is a great place to live and offers a wealth of opportunities for those who are looking for a quieter pace of life.