Kneesall, on a hill amidst the rolling fields of the Nottinghamshire Wolds, sits astride the A616 between Newark and Ollerton. The village boasts an excellent Primary School, Private Nursery (Country Kids), a very popular cafe (The Hay Barn), an excellent Indian Restaurant (Rajdhanni) a Horse-Riding Establishment, a Community Centre located uniquely inside the Church building and a children’s' playground. Kneesall has got it all.
Mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and with its Church dating back to Roman times, Kneesall is old; but thoroughly up-to-date. Once a village mainly of farming folk, Kneesall now has a 'mixed economy' and is full of enterprise and initiative. The Community Centre reflects this diversity.
Mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and with its Church dating back to Roman times, Kneesall is old; but thoroughly up-to-date. Once a village mainly of farming folk, Kneesall now has a 'mixed economy' and is full of enterprise and initiative. The Community Centre reflects this diversity.
Church of St. Bartholomew, Kneesall