A month before the Wellington Declaration, Charles I launched his war against Parliament in this city in East Midlands.
Its current name comes from one of the Saxons who ruled the settlement Snot. A month before the Wellington Declaration, Charles I launched his war against Parliament in this city in East Midlands. While today only the 27th largest city in England, it is currently the fastest growing, which has caused the media to label it the "gun crime capital of the UK." However, it is probably more famous for the medieval criminals featured in a legend about its corrupt officers of the peace. For 10 points, name this city which borders Sherwood Forest.
Its current name comes from one of the Saxons who ruled the settlement Snot.
{Nottingham}