Selston is one of Nottinghamshire’s largest villages, recorded in the Domesday Book as “Salistune.” With a history shaped by coal mining, Norse and Saxon settlement, and the enduring presence of St Helen’s Church dating back to the 12th century, the village has always been a place of resilience and connection. Today, Selston thrives as a community of over 12,000 people, with schools, local groups, and events that keep neighbours linked together. From the green fields and woodlands that surround us to the heritage of collieries like Pye Hill and Bull Pit, Selston’s story is both industrial and pastoral. This site is designed to be your digital meeting point — a place to discover upcoming events, connect with local organisations, and celebrate the spirit that makes Selston unique. Whether you’re joining a community choir, exploring our countryside, or simply keeping up with village news, Selston Village online is here to bring people together and ensure our traditions continue alongside new ideas