Between 1934 and 2000 Sawley did not have its own council and the signs by the roads entering the village said LONG EATON. In 1981 two local lads decided to fix that. One of them now runs this website.

Between 1934 and 2000 Sawley did not have its own council and the signs by the roads entering the village said LONG EATON. In 1981 two local lads decided to fix that. One of them now runs this website.

Sawley Junction Station (now Long Eaton Station) was opened by the Midland Railway in 1888. The Midland Railway became part of the […]
Narrow Bridge Cottages were on the bend in the road to Trent Lock, between the road and the footbridge over the Erewash […]
A reader has spotted several drain and meter covers in Sawley manufactured by S J Claye Ltd of Long Eaton. Samuel John […]
In 1900, apart from the Midland Bank at the corner of Tamworth Road, there were only two pairs of semi-detached houses on […]