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An open conversation: journalist Gary Younge tells us about a public assembly on issues facing minority communities coming up in Nottingham
Mon 10 Feb 2025Well known for his twenty years at The Guardian and a current position as Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester, journalist, author and broadcaster Gary Younge has led conversations on minority experiences and systematic racism for decades. Those conversations have become all-the-more pertinent since 2020, so Mr Younge is planning new measures to address the issues facing minority communities.
This will take the form of public assemblies in four cities, one of which will be Nottingham. In January, Mr Younge arrived here to meet the local community who inform the substance of that assembly. Here he presents an open letter, explaining what people can expect from the meeting.
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Musical comedy, Craig David, Festival of Science, and film screenings: Here's what's on this week 10-16 February 2025
Sun 09 Feb 2025This week in Nottingham! Head out with the family to the Festival of Science and Curiosity or the Sooty Show, go retro with Craig David and Lemar, check out some musical comedy or get into some thought-provoking film...
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Nottingham Artists Tom Dale and Barret Hodgson discuss Primal Future, their Light Night 2025 centrepiece
Thu 06 Feb 2025Promising to shine brighter than ever, Light Night 2025 will feature dozens of spectacular light installations, family-friendly activities and live performances across the city centre. Among these is a new collaboration called Primal Future, a dance and digital crossover which will be projected onto Nottingham’s Council House at the event. Created as a collaboration between Nottingham-based dancer Tom Dale and digital artist Barret Hodgson, we asked them to reveal more about their work…
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Theatre, queer archive photography and hillbilly rock 'n' roll classics: Here's what's on in Nottingham, 3 - 9 February
Sun 02 Feb 2025If you're interested in art exhibitions, 90s rock or theatre classics, there's lots to be getting out for in Nottingham this week...
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Bowie, True Romance, theatre, film, exhibitions and flamenco: Here's what's on in Nottingham, 27 January - 1 February
Sun 26 Jan 2025There's such a variety of events happening in Nottingham this week that we couldn't stick to five. Whether you're a David Bowie aficionado, a cinephile, a museum-goer or somebody invested in local politics, there'll be something for you...
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From Celtic 'Celidhs' to comedy clubs: Here's what's on this week in Nottingham 20-26 January
Sun 19 Jan 2025With Burns Night bashes and late night laughs with up-and-coming comics, there's something for everybody this week in Nottingham.
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Switch Up founder Marcellus Baz talks about changing the lives of disadvantaged young people
Mon 13 Jan 2025The story of Dr Marcellus Baz BEM is stuff of Nottingham legend. From a kid weighed down by poverty to the leader of an internationally recognised social enterprise, he’s lifted countless people out of disadvantaged backgrounds while inspiring others along the way. Having started collaborating more often with businesses and charities across the city, he made time in his busy schedule to chat with us about the credo behind his long career.
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A remedy for January blues - jazz, comedy, art: Here's what's on this week in Nottingham 13-19 January
Sun 12 Jan 2025Take a dive into how Nottingham is continuing to kick off 2025. From music to comedy... there's enough going on to cure any New Year dejection.
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Magic, caves, exhibitions and music: Here's what's on in Nottingham events 6 - 12 January 2025
Mon 06 Jan 2025It might be cold outside, but there's no need to be bored in January. This week in Notts there's magic, exhibitions, caves, live music and more....
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From Christmas jazz to seasonal stage productions: Here's what's on in Nottingham this week, 16-22 December
Sun 15 Dec 2024This week in Nottingham, festivities get into full-swing, as the Theatre Royal puts on some Christmas-themed show tunes and Bodega's annual Christmas Covers party returns for its 22nd year. Meanwhile, Lakeside Arts showcases a magical new stage show for kids and Malt Cross puts on a seasonal jazz night.
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