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The band's debut music video for the infectiously spiky Control...

Noshingham: George's Great British Kitchen

Fancy fish and chips? Us too, duck...

The Notts Charity Lending an Ear to the LGBT+ Community

Thursday 27 July 2017 marks fifty years since an Act of Parliament was passed that partially decriminalised homosexual acts between consenting males, and acted as one of the first major steps in the liberalisation of laws relating to homosexuality. David Edgley, one of the founding members of the Notts LGBT+ Network, has seen vast swathes of change over the years, so we sat down to pick his brains...

Film Review: Dunkirk

Christopher Nolan's latest effort has been met with fairly universal praise, we take a look to see if it's deserved...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 27 Jul 2017

It's big. It's massive. It's the bleddy weekend, your lot...

Art Works: Tim Mayfield

Thu 27 Jul 2017

A few words from the artist behind this bleddy beautiful Koi...

Gay in the 80s: From Fighting for Our Rights to Fighting for Our Lives

Wed 26 Jul 2017

The eighties was a period of mixed fortunes for Britain’s LGBT+ communities, or lesbian and gay communities as we were known then. Sustained campaigning throughout the seventies had, by the turn of that decade, seen LGBT+ rights moving into the mainstream political agenda, but the emergence of AIDS in 1981 hit us on both a personal and political level...

Promoter Focus: Shady Cow

Wed 26 Jul 2017

We caught up with one of the most inclusive promoters about town...

The Man Who Makes Boats

Tue 25 Jul 2017

When you picture yourself retiring, you probably imagine an armchair, a cuppa, and Countdown on the telly box. Maybe you'll have a hobby: card making or gardening; nothing too strenuous. James Blackburn however, started a business making canal boats. Yep, he’s decided to make two of ‘em a year. Just because...

Splendour Festival 2017 in Photos

Tue 25 Jul 2017

Snaps from a stormy Splendour...

An Ode to Brown Betty's

Mon 24 Jul 2017

Our favourite St James' street cafe is closing. And we are in mourning...

Nottingham's Queens of Drag

Mon 24 Jul 2017

Nottingham is full of fun, and some of the boggers who do the damn thing best are the city’s drag queens. We’ve rounded up the ladies you’re most likely to find lathering the slap on, miming away, and chucking shade abaht like nobody’s business. People of Nottingham; we introduce to you, the queens of drag...

Theatre Review: Macbeth

A spot of darkness and brooding casts a shadow over a summer evening

Theatre Review: Guys and Dolls

Place your bets, please...

Theatre Review: Home

What makes a home?

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

It's a right artsy craftsy kinda week...

Art Works: Alanna Chamberlain

Sat 22 Jul 2017

The feminist artist on her pin badge piece, Goddess of Growth...

Earache Records Bring the Heavies to Glastonbury

When Earache Records founder, Digby Pearson, put out Anglican Scrape Attic – a compilation of hardcore and thrash metal – in 1985, even he would have failed to predict the impact the DIY flexi disc would have on the British metal scene over the next three decades. Pearson followed it up in 1986 with a split 7” between Heresy and Concrete Sox, and then shortly after, in 1987, an album by The Accused became the first release to officially carry the Earache name.

Win £50 Bar Tab at MOJO

Nottingham is about to get well and truly MOJO’d.

Welcome to Nottingham - Student Guide 2017

Our 2017 Student Guide is produced in partnership with both Nottingham University and Nottingham Trent University, with the support of Nottingham City Council and Nottingham BID. These key relationships mean the guide is distributed exclusively right into the heart of student life, across all campuses, in halls of residence and at freshers’ fair events.

Call After Midnight are the Audience Favourite

After they won the Audience Award at the Noise from the Next Generation competition, we thought it was high time we had a word with the newest kids on the block, Call After Midnight. Talking all things music is frontman and bassist, Gianluca Coranto...

Film Review: Spider-Man Homecoming

Hannah Parker reviews the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe...

Theatre Review: Dangerous Corner

It’s Murder at the Playhouse

Theatre Review: Out of Order

May the farce be with you…

Make Your Own Robot with MeArm Pi