An archaeological watching brief was carried out during ground-works at The Greyhound Public House, Main Street, Aslockton, Nottinghamshire. The public house is situated on the main road of Aslockton within site of the railwaystation. The site is due to be developed into housing including renovating the Old Greyhound Inn, which is a Grade II listed building. The stripping of the topsoil recorded only modern features associated with the redevelopment of the Inn and development of the stables in the 19th Century. No archaeological features or deposits were recorded during either the stripping or the foundation/service trenches. Only post-medieval finds were recovered from the spoil.