10 Things To Love About Nottingham

Wednesday 25 May 2016

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Art Features

Animator Troy Browne over at Skeleton has created Nottingifs - the technological answer to a proper city love-in

This one for Annie's Burger Shack is mekkin' us nuff 'ungreh. Check out our Noshingham food review right here – she's started doing breakfast han't she?

Good owd Cockleman. Remember when Lace Market Media Group made a film about the local legend who goes from pub to pub adorning the city with prawns and the like?

Oh Nottingham! Is full of fun! Oh Nottingham is full of fun! It's full of GIFs, Annie's and Forest!

Gooseh might be a while off yet but there's no harm in gerrin' excited about it now. Especially when there is a goose on a rollercoaster. Check out our video from 2015.

The beach on Market Square, or 'The Riviera' as it's known, may as well be the bleddy Maldives. You know you love it.

We love the stripiest eccentric of the city. Remember when we interviewed him back in 2007?

Well, they couldn't very well leave Mr Hood out, could they? You lot loved The Dilettante Society's article about his missus Maid Mazza, from 2015.

Some right legends have passed through these doors. Here's a list of '25 Bands You Wish You'd Seen at Rock City'

Jake Bugg... On a tram?... Reading LeftLion? You can't get much more Notts than that. Alright, maybe if he was eatin' a cob... wi' a mard on, shahting' "Ya bogger!" at his mam.

Batman's Yard, home to many a stuffed animal, and also some that aren't stuffed. We bloody love Wollo Park. Make sure you check out Splendour this year. Impending competition in this month's LeftLion Magazine. You heard it hear first.

Comment below with your favourite .gif, share the love on Twitter with the hashtag #Nottingifs, and check out Skeleton Production’s Q&A with the creator himsen

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