Cover illustration is an artist’s impression. Updated 24 October 2026.
Start with Ollerton & Boughton Town Council
For town-level information, Ollerton & Boughton Town Council is a useful first stop. Its website publishes council information and provides a route to contact the Town Hall on Sherwood Drive in New Ollerton.
Use the current council website for meeting information and enquiries rather than relying on a copied phone number or opening timetable. Explain the issue and its location clearly so the council can advise whether it is theirs to handle or belongs with another service.
Find the right district or county service
Newark and Sherwood District Council publishes information on services such as waste collections, planning, housing and council tax. Nottinghamshire County Council provides information on county services including roads, education, transport and social care.
Our directory also includes places outside the immediate Ollerton area, and their district or borough council may differ. Use the government postcode lookup to identify the correct council before reporting a problem or requesting a service.
Use local libraries as a community starting point
Inspire’s library finder lists Ollerton Library on Forest Road in New Ollerton and libraries across the wider area. It is a practical place to look for local reading, learning and library information.
Check the individual library’s page or Ask Inspire for current facilities, activities and service disruptions. Services and room-hire arrangements vary by venue, so confirm directly if you need a particular facility.
Find village activity and local groups
The Ollerton Village community website brings together village history and local activity. It can help you find a starting point for getting involved, alongside the town council’s own information.
For halls, clubs and groups elsewhere in the directory area, browse community and leisure listings and contact the venue or organiser directly. Confirm capacity, accessibility, charges and availability before arranging an event; an image or directory listing is not a venue booking.
Local businesses can help with practical tasks
Community life also depends on everyday services: tradespeople for repairs, local shops for supplies and professional services for advice. Use the business’s listing to find its own contact details and ask whether the work or area you need is covered.
Businesses marked as district-wide may serve several places while retaining a particular base. Contact them directly to confirm travel arrangements and availability rather than assuming every listing has an office in every village.
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