Everything about Ollerton totally explained
Ollerton is a town in
Nottinghamshire,
England, on the edge of the
Sherwood Forest. It forms part of the
civil parish of
Ollerton and Boughton.
Its main industry was
coal mining, and the town expanded greatly during the 1960s and 1970s. A miner died in a demonstration at the mine during the
miners' strike in 1984. The mine finally closed in
1994. The land around the mine has been reclaimed and is to be redeveloped as an ecologically sustainable "village".
Ollerton Watermill was built in 1713 on the
River Maun. It was worked commercially until 1984. It was restored in 1993.
Ollerton Town has a local football team,
Ollerton Town F.C.
Ollerton features in
Darren Hayes' "A Hundred Challenging Things A Boy Can Do" on his 2007 album,
*This Delicate Thing We've Made.
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