Blurred Lines: Where Does Hockley End and The Lace Market Begin?

The Lace Market and Hockley have long stood as distinguished segments of Nottingham, renowned for their niche businesses, chic bars, and fine dining spots. Recognised as perhaps the most ancient part of Nottingham, archaeological finds near Belward Street suggest origins dating back to the 5th and 6th centuries AD.

Yet, as clear-cut as the spirit of the Lace Market and Hockley can be, drawing a geographical line between them poses greater challenge. The separation appears blurred to residents and visitors alike, with some premises seemingly straddled by the invisible boundary spanning from Goose Gate to Woolpack Lane.

She added: "I think most people would regard Hockley as running out to George Street and Broad Street at one side, and then out to the original Boots store and towards the Ice Arena on the other side."

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