Newington is a small hamlet in northern Nottinghamshire, located north‑west of London and about 34 miles from the city centre. The area is historically linked to Ermine Street, a major Roman road, and has a rural character.
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Newington, Nottinghamshire, is a hamlet situated in the Bassetlaw district of northern England. It lies 138 miles (222 km) north‑west of London and about 34 miles (55 km) from the city centre. The locality is historically associated with Ermine Street, a major Roman road that connected London to Lincoln and York. The name Newington derives from the Old English Earninga Strǐt, referencing the tribe of the Earningas. The area is also known as the Old North Road, running from London to the A1 Great North Road near Godmanchester. The hamlet’s setting reflects its rural character and historical significance within the broader northern English landscape.