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Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures - the Red Shoes

New Model Army

Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan

Riverdance - 30 the New Generation

Beer Debunked: Tasting With Barthhaas X

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

Screen Sounds: With Musicians From the Bbc Concert Orchestra, University Of Nottingham, and Ntu

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

Ghost Hunt with Barrie John & Paranormal team at Newstead Abbey

Ghost Hunt with Barrie John & Paranormal team at Newstead Abbey

Feathers and royalty: Matthew Bourne's New Adventures - Swan Lake flaps into town

Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures - Swan Lake returns to The Theatre Royal. After thirty years, has the ballet lost any of its charm? 

Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures - Swan Lake

Newstead Abbey Ghost Walk

LeftLion's Latest Listens #15: Notts music we're currently spinning

In this edition of LeftLion's Latest Listens, our music team reviews new releases from Confyde, Idolvein, Cara Flynn, Marseille and ALT BLK ERA...

Nottingham Lunar New Year Gala

Nottingham Lunar New Year Gala

Turning a new page: How Meadows Library escaped closure

Set up to support the library in the Meadows, Friends of Meadows Library has provided an essential hub for almost 100 years. Thanks to community togetherness and smart campaigning, the Meadows Library was recently saved from closure. We met Jackie and Di from the group, to find out what Friends of Meadows Library is there for, and why this special library was so worth saving.

Byron & Newstead - Curating his life

Myele Manzanza [ New Generation Jazz]

Escape From New York

Dom Pipkin – Piano From London, Soul From New Orleans

LeftLion's Latest Listens #14: Notts music we're currently spinning

In this, the first edition of LeftLion's Latest Listens for 2025, our music team reviews new releases from Rainbow Frog Biscuits, Bad Milk Blood Robot, Eleanor McGregor and Divorce...

Standing In This Place: Artist Rachel Carter tells us her inspirations behind a new sculpture for Nottingham's Green Heart park.

With just 17% of statues in the UK depicting women and only 2% dedicated to people belonging to ethnic minorities, there is a clear need for more varied representation in public art. Luckily, one local artist is looking to change this in Nottingham, whilst also representing the long and diverse history of our city’s textile industry. 

Standing In This Place, a sculpture by Rachel Carter will be erected in the Green Heart park in February. We asked Rachel to tell us more about the piece, how she became an artist, and what it’s like to work as a sculptor.

Deadbeat Brass [ New Orleans Jazz]