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The Parish of Misson is in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire and is one of four that form the 'Everton Ward' the other three parishes being Gringley on the Hill, Scaftworth and Everton. It is not directly accessible from the rest of Nottinghamshire due to the River Idle which runs through it. The Parish is made up of the village of Misson, Misson Springs and the hamlet of Newington. 

The population in 2018 was 818, with 652 being over the age of 18.

Misson Parish Council has seven elected Parish Councillors. The Council meets on the first Wednesday of every month (except August) at 7 pm in Misson Parish Hall, Vicar Lane. 

The Council can be contacted via at clerk@missonparishcouncil.gov.uk

 

 

View of Misson and Church of St. John the Baptist from the River Idle View of Misson and Church of St. John the Baptist from the River Idle
James Brown update re the river bank path December 2020 File Uploaded: 3 December 2020 4.6 MB