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25m-long pool (with high diving board and 4m deep end) was opened next door to the original pool (which was from then on used as a teaching pool). In the 1970s, as part of the construction of the Sutton Centre School, a public ice rink was provided. In 2008, the Brook Street swimming pools and the Sutton Centre ice rink were closed and the Lammas
Leisure Centre on Lammas Road opened. The formal opening was performed by Dame Kelly Holmes. The Lammas Leisure Centre has 2 swimming pools (main and teaching), an ice rink (home to Sutton Sting Ice Hockey Academy), a gym, a multi-purpose sports hall and an indoor bowling green.
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League. The club was promoted to the East
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Midland League from 1923 to 1927. The club was reborn in 1958 and was a member of the Midland League until 1982 when the club became a founding member of the Northern Counties East League. In 1992, the
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Anglican church in Sutton, situated at the junction of Outram Street with St Michael's Street. The church was built in two stages. The first stage was designed by John Folwler of Louth and opened in 1887. The second stage was designed by Louis Ambler and completed in 1909. The
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for the 2001–03 season. The team finished runner up in 2002–03, winning promotion to the
Northern Counties East League. In 2004-05 the club won promotion to the NCEL Premier Division. However, in 2007–08, the club resigned from the NCEL and moved down the football pyramid to the Central Midlands
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Sutton-in-Ashfield has had a public swimming pool since 1926. The first one was built on Brook Street and was paid for by the local Miners
Welfare fund. Initially, the pool was only open during the summer months, with the pool being covered and used as a dancehall in the winter. In 1969, a new
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There is a local athletics club, the Sutton-in-Ashfield
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In the early part of the twentieth century, Catholics worshipped in one another's homes or in a room above a garage off of Outram Street. In 1961, a full-size church was opened in Forest Street. This was designed in a
Romanesque style with a 70 feet tall bell tower.
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In 2015, Methodism in Sutton-in-Ashfield is represented by St John's
Methodist Church in Titchfield Avenue. This church was built (and later extended) in the twentieth century. Over the years, there have been Methodist churches in several locations around the town:
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track was opened around the Avenue Ground situated on the Mansfield Road behind the Pot Makers Arms, a venue used by Sutton Town AFC. The first meeting took place on 14 May 1932. The racing was independent (not affiliated to the sports governing body the
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The reservoir, which lies within Sutton in Ashfield itself and not in the neighbouring town of Mansfield, is home to the Mill Adventure Base with sailing activities. This is one of three Nottinghamshire adventure bases, with the other two at
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was opened in 1906. The architects of the building were G. Baines & Son of London and the builders were J. Greenwood's of Mansfield. Mainly because of the unusual nature of the pews inside, it is a Grade II Listed Building.
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team name was changed to Ashfield United, but the team folded after the 1996–97 season. North Notts Football Club began operations in 2000 as a member of the Central Midlands League, changing its name to
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There was a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on the south side of Outram Street. This was erected in 1882. An adjoining Sunday School in Welbeck Street was opened in 1904 and was demolished around 2011.
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with its Mansfield Miller 1 route between Mansfield and Alfreton, with service to the East Midlands Designer Outlet. The bus station is located next to the Idlewells Shopping Centre.
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on the north-west edge of Ashfield, has been transformed from the colliery to a woodland. At the highest point is the "Testing for Gas" monument, by Antony Dufort, erected in 2024.
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created in 2020 a new warehouse and distribution facility, known as a "fulfilment centre", with the promise of 1,000 new vacancies. It is situated at Summit Park, just off the
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industrial expansion of the nineteenth century. The following is a list of the churches that still have a presence in Sutton, together with brief historical details.
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applications for sport development, Sebastian Coe opened a new athletics track for the town at the nearby Ashfield School in February 2007.
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Sutton-in-Ashfield Sailing Club .....on Kings Mill Reservoir
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1862:"Emley Moor (Kirklees, England) Full Freeview transmitter"
1425:"BBC News | UK | Wedding bells in Asda's aisles"
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1487:"Rival English 'ancestral home' claims for Barack Obama"
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at tourUK.co.uk – the holiday and travel guide to the UK
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2102:"Football Club History Database - Sutton Town 2002"
1511:. Southwell & Nottingham Church History Project
1445:. Southwell & Nottingham Church History Project
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1114:. Kings Mill Reservoir is also a nature reserve.
1207:, footballer for Sheffield Wednesday and England
2181:"The Mill Adventure Base | Notts Outdoors"
2088:"Football Club History Database - North Notts"
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2532:List of civil parishes in Nottinghamshire
2169:. Greyhound Racing Times. 8 January 2019.
599:Mansfield and Sutton Astronomical Society
2657:Former civil parishes in Nottinghamshire
2120:"Snipes ponder future after resignation"
1776:, 19 August 2020. Retrieved 3 March 2021
1747:, 14 August 2020. Retrieved 3 March 2021
1689:"New Cross Community Church Partnership"
990:on 96.5 FM and community based station,
32:This is an accepted version of this page
1337:"A Heritage Tour of Sutton-in-Ashfield"
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520:Testing for Gas monument at Silverhill
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687:Church of St Michael and All Angels
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2253:"List of Green Flag Award holders"
920:which was on the branch line from
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2195:"Sutton In Ashfield Sailing Club"
1717:. Eastside Centre. Archived from
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1623:"United Reformed Church History"
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2005:"Lammas Leisure Centre Opening"
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1075:National Greyhound Racing Club
948:BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
697:Church of St Joseph the Worker
622:Church of St Joseph the Worker
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1961:"Brook Street Swimming Pools"
1935:"Mansfield and Ashfield Chad"
1579:"Primitive Methodist History"
1353:History of Sutton-in-Ashfield
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1757:Summit Big opens in Ashfield
1601:"Wesleyan Methodist History"
994:which broadcast from nearby
556:Sutton-in-Ashfield Town Hall
1804:"trentbarton - trentbarton"
1008:Mansfield and Ashfield Chad
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665:Church of St Mary Magdalene
133:OS grid reference
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2122:. chad.co.uk. 26 June 2014
1667:"New Cross Church History"
1400:"Testing for Gas monument"
962:/ITV Yorkshire West), and
897:Sutton-in-Ashfield Central
866:which closed in the 1960s.
736:New Cross Community Church
658:New Cross Community Church
569:, close to the village of
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1985:. Lammas Ice Skating Club
1669:. Nottinghamshire History
1625:. Nottinghamshire History
1603:. Nottinghamshire History
1581:. Nottinghamshire History
1533:. Nottinghamshire History
1213:, footballer for Barnsley
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2284:Sutton Heritage Society
1219:, sociologist based at
917:Sutton-in-Ashfield Town
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1914:"Mansfield 103.2 FM"
1790:Nottinghamshire Live
1773:Nottinghamshire Live
1744:Nottinghamshire Live
1531:"St Michael History"
1509:"St Michael History"
1350:Lindley, L. (1907).
1322:2 April 2015 at the
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984:BBC Radio Nottingham
595:Sherwood Observatory
577:King's Mill Hospital
560:Regency Dance Centre
538:Regency Dance Centre
470:Mansfield Urban Area
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2519:West Bridgford
2462:Mansfield Woodhouse
2395:(cities in italics)
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2279:Sutton History Page
2233:on 9 September 2009
2145:. Ringpress Books.
1553:"St Joseph History"
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1096:Henry II of England
922:Nottingham Victoria
784:Distribution centre
744:Zion Baptist Church
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567:Silverhill Colliery
565:The former site of
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2576:Places of interest
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2452:Kirkby-in-Ashfield
2259:on 15 August 2009.
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1375:"Town Hall Cinema"
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1465:"St Mary Listing"
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1404:Discover Ashfield
1221:Durham University
1132:, footballer for
968:BBC East Midlands
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