male and female. The highest number of people work in professional occupations (46) and the lowest in process, plant and machine operatives. The significant difference in type of occupation is down to the dramatic changes over time. Through the industrial revolution removing significant agriculture reliance to the new computer age of the 21st century. Places of interest The Packe Arms is a country pub and restaurant in the heart of Hoton. The pub was once known as The Marquis of Granby, though in the 1800s Charles James Packe restored the pub, changing the name to The Packe Arms. Of the 77 public reviews placed on Tripadvisor 55% recommend the bar/restaurant. The Good Pub Guide says The Packe Arms is 'worth a visit' describing the pub as 'spacious old Vintage Inn with sturdy beams and open fires' with 'prompt friendly service from uniformed staff'. Church of Saint Leonard. St. Leonards is an old church located on Wymeswold Road and is now a private residence. (The nearest place of worship is now located in Prestwold, St Andrew's Church). The church had financial issues which concluded with the closure. The major decline began after World War II, land was becoming privately owned which meant the church lost a significant number of its farms. In an attempt to help, the church volunteers helped level out the church grounds in 1969, though after this the structural condition of the church itself only declined. The various contents of the church were given to different churches, most notably the organ to Wartnaby and the pews to Branston. Transport Bus - There are two bus services that run through Hoton. The Kinchbus 9 service connects Loughborough and Nottingham via the A60, stopping once in Hoton. This service runs up to every 30 minutes. The stops are between 50 and 70 yards southwest of Vine Tree Terrace. On the edge of the village, to the south, Centrebus' service 8 stops at Prestwold Lane. Train - The closest stations are Loughborough railway station, which is 2 miles southwest of Hoton and Barrow-upon-Soar railway station which is 2 miles south of Hoton. The former is off the A60 and served by both aforementioned bus services. Road - The A60 main road runs through the village to Nottingham, Mansfield and Worksop to the north and Loughborough to the south west. The A60 connects to the A6, the main road running between Luton