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This Armistice Day, we're sharing some of the Nottinghamshire monuments remembering the fallen in WW1 and WW2.

If walls could talk, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem could surely tell some tales! Believed to have been built in 1189 and suggested to have been a pit stop for crusader knights, this iconic pub, nestled at the foot of Nottingham Castle in the Sandstone cliff, is shrouded in history and mystery and firmly on every tourist’s bucket list when they visit the city!

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire is full of haunted hot spots, just waiting to be explored! And our esteemed guest blogger, Paul Stevenson, is certainly brave enough to have explored most of them. 

As Halloween creeps closer, it’s time to get your skeletons out of the closet and uncover the wicked ways of Nottinghamshire. To make your October a bit more thrilling we’ve put together a list with a top 10 of the most haunted places in Nottinghamshire. So read on if you’re up for a good fright.

Nottinghamshire has always been a county of brave heroes and charismatic rebels. While some of the area's protagonists are better known than others, their stories have all contributed to Nottinghamshire’s identity as a place where people have the courage to stand up for what’s right, not what is easy. 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire have some of the best sporting atmospheres found anywhere in the world with a pedigree sporting reputation to match.