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Oversized emojis and The Queen's Speech feature in this month's Overheard in Notts...

Soy Good: we checked out Shio Nottingham’s hidden Japanese Gem at Six Richmond House

Thu 23 Jan 2025

Stroll down the vibrant Hurts Yard, one of Nottingham’s hidden alleyway gems, and you’ll spot the discreet entrance to Six Richmond House. Upmarket, dark, sexy and sophisticated, this venue serves some of the city’s best cocktails and modern-Asian small plates…

Out of Time: When David Lynch visited Nottingham’s Goose Fair Seeking Carnival Freaks

Fri 17 Jan 2025

David Lynch, the visionary American filmmaker died on 15 January 2025. A little known fact is that in the late 1970s Lynch visited Nottingham’s Goose Fair looking for inspiration and cast members for his film The Elephant Man…

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

Fri 17 Jan 2025

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...

Switch Up founder Marcellus Baz talks about changing the lives of disadvantaged young people

Mon 13 Jan 2025

The 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.

"The lows pale in comparison": Growing up as a trans person in Notts

Sat 11 Jan 2025

Local lad Liam Pearce tells us about the experience of growing up as a trans person in Nottingham...

All you need to know about the International Postcard Show at Surface Gallery Nottingham

Fri 10 Jan 2025

This month, Surface Gallery's International Postcard Show unites artists across the globe with an inclusive exhibition showcasing a multi-medium array of postcard-sized artworks, created by artists as far-flung as Japan. Charlotte Pimm-Smith talks to exhibitions co-ordinator Jez Kirby about it.