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Testament of Youth

Vera Brittain's First World War memoirs have been dramatised, giving a visual account of one woman's perspective of the Great War

Book Reviews: December 2014 - January 2015

With Kim Slater, Andrew Graves, Matt Haig, Al Needham, Rikki Marr, Jai Verna, and Andy Croft

Testament of Youth

Vera Brittain's First World War memoirs have been dramatised, giving a visual account of one woman's perspective of the Great War

The Food Bar Beeston

The Food Bar Beeston

All Schools Should Be Art Schools

NTU’s School of Art and Design celebrates their 170th anniversary with a specially commissioned performance at Nottingham Castle

Left Panther: January

"Having earned the small matter of 67 penalty minutes from a single incident, Grimaldi was thrown out of the game."

Cycling in Nottingham: History of Raleigh Bikes

You can hardly move in Nottingham, or anywhere else for that matter, for Raleigh bikes. Not the new ones, which aren’t sold by as many bike dealers as they once were, but second-hand and restored classic machines – from rare pre-war models to the ‘all steel’ bikes of the fifties and sixties, to fold-up twenties, to Choppers, Grifters, Activators and Team Banana racers of the eighties.

Kyle Hough

This young creative won an award for some proper bangin' photographs last year. Have a goose and then enter 2015's competition

All Schools Should Be Art Schools

NTU’s School of Art and Design celebrates their 170th anniversary with a specially commissioned performance at Nottingham Castle

Left Panther: January

"Having earned the small matter of 67 penalty minutes from a single incident, Grimaldi was thrown out of the game."

UNESCO City of Literature: Margaret Cavendish

Here's your second essay in the series supporting Nottingham's bid to win the City of Literature title

City Arts Move From Radford Into City Centre

The newest face in town is City Arts. Parked next door to the Writers’ Studio on the border of Sneinton, the new office and creative space is the most centrally located in the organisation’s nearly forty-year history…

Pick of the Week: 12 - 18 January

Wondering what to do with your life? Fear not, we have separated the wheat from the chaff to give you an idea

How to Make a Comic with Amanda Tribble

These aren't the drawings you're looking for... or are they?

Pick of the Week: 12 - 18 January

Wondering what to do with your life? Fear not, we have separated the wheat from the chaff to give you an idea

How to Make a Comic with Amanda Tribble

These aren't the drawings you're looking for... or are they?

National Gallery

Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman explores London’s National Gallery

National Gallery

Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman explores London’s National Gallery

Left Pie-On: January

Our Notts County columnist gives us the latest on everything black and white

LeftLion illustrators in support of Charlie Hebdo

In the light of the horrific events in Paris, some of our illustrators have felt the need to put pencil to paper

Birdman

Alejandro González Iñárritu's latest film, starring Michael Keaton, is wowing critics and audiences - but what do we think?

LeftLion illustrators in support of Charlie Hebdo

In the light of the horrific events in Paris, some of our illustrators have felt the need to put pencil to paper

Birdman

Alejandro González Iñárritu's latest film, starring Michael Keaton, is wowing critics and audiences - but what do we think?

Interview: Amber Run

The University of Nottingham-formed band Amber Run have been one of the city’s rising stars in recent months, releasing two strong EPs this year as well as touring, writing, and recording their debut album. Joe Keogh and Will Jones took time out of their busy schedule to tell us about their new music, performing, and baking...