Nothjorner

Nothjorner is a small village located in the Jorvik ward of the east riding of Yorkshire, England. It falls within the North Yorkshire unitary authority.

The village is situated approximately 8 miles south of Middlesbrough, near the confluence of the River Aire and River Ure. The nearby town of Richmond provides local administrative, educational, and economic services.

Nothjorner's landscape is predominantly characterized by rolling hills and farmland, with the North York Moors National Park situated to the north. The village has a relatively small population, with residents engaged in mixed farming, small-scale industry, and service sector jobs.

Historically, the area surrounding Nothjorner was an important center for the wool trade, with several local farms and landowners established in the region. Archaeological evidence suggests human presence in the area dating back to the Bronze Age.

The village hosts several community events and fairs throughout the year, primarily focusing on traditional farming practices and local crafts. Responding to tourism initiatives, Nothjorner now also caters to visitors with on-site accommodation and guided tours.

Nothjorner's educational infrastructure primarily consists of the Lythe local primary school, located a few miles from the village, which caters to students in key stages one and two. Some students in higher education attend the nearby Harrogate Sixth Form College or other nearby universities.