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Fluff Piece: Bromley House Library Celebrates Right to Vote with Knitted Figures

Tue 18 Sept 2018

In 1918, the British government passed the Representation of the People Act, granting women in the UK the right to vote. While this did not include every woman in the UK, it was a gigantic leap for the progression of women’s rights. One hundred years on from this, Bromley House Library are celebrating this landmark with a display of miniature knitted versions of some of history's most famous women. We sent our Rebecca Miller down to the library to have a butcher's — Here's what she had to say.

PubhD Preview: An Interview with Michelle Strickland

Mon 17 Sept 2018

PubhD is back at The Vat & Fiddle on Tuesday - we sat down with one of the speakers, Michelle Strickland, to learn about how she has been preparing

Nusic Advice: Meet The Journalists

Mon 17 Sept 2018

Our mates over at Nusic have got a few words of advice for your lot in the music industry. This time, they tell you how to get those journos to open your emails...

City Stylin' #5

Mon 17 Sept 2018

We took to the streets again to check out yer garms...

The Nottingham Women Ending the Gender Skate Gap

Sun 16 Sept 2018

Skateboarding holds all kinds of stereotypes, but most people associate the sport with a group of lads utilising any block of concrete they can find as assets to their impressive activities. There’s a gender association that comes with skateboarding that needs correcting.

Snap Notts: Sneinton Market

Sun 16 Sept 2018

Every month we lob at yer the latest installment of Snap Notts - the series that sees a bunch of photographers and poets divvied up into pairs and given a location to create summat cool around...

There's Something Fishy Going on at Sushimania

Sat 15 Sept 2018

"Miso hungry for these flipping tasty delights," says Ashwin Balu...

Art Works: Charlie Delaney's Short Film Trentside

Fri 14 Sept 2018

Charlie Delaney gives us the lowdown on his film Trentside...

Enabling Innovation and NTU Are Looking For an Artist in Residence

Fri 14 Sept 2018

They've got a wicked opportunity for you arty lot..

Theatre Review: Shrek The Musical

Fri 14 Sept 2018

Dancing farting Ogres hit Nottingham

Sadi Khan on her MBE and Improving Diversity

Fri 14 Sept 2018

Entrepreneur, single parent, undercover supermarket employee, and recent recipient of an MBE: Sadi Khan is a force of nature. Earlier this year, Sadi was awarded for her contribution to Cultural/Religious Awareness Training and Services to Vulnerable Women by the Duke of Cambridge himself. But her success has not come without challenge. We caught up with Sadi to hear her story…

Spandex Ballet: A Work, of Art?

Thu 13 Sept 2018

High-brow pursuits met high-flying pugilists as independent Wrestling show Spandex Ballet dropkicked into the Nottingham contemporary art gallery last weekend. The debut Nottingham show from the unusual Wrestling Resurgence promotion played in front of a packed house in the art gallery’s exhibition space. Pitching their tent firmly at the tongue-in-cheek, theatrical end of the spectrum, Resurgence nonetheless shoehorned in enough bone crunching spots and proper old fashioned wrastlin’ to entertain fans of all tastes.

Bishop Nehru on Audience Vibes and Changing Up His Sound

Thu 13 Sept 2018

Bishop Nehru is a prodigal young rapper and producer from Rockland County, New York. His final UK tour date this year was in our fair city of outlaws, Nottingham. We got the chance to have a quick catch up with the MF DOOM protégé at The Bodega…

10 Cool Bars in Nottingham to Try

Thu 13 Sept 2018

When it comes to bars, Notts is packed full of ‘em, so we’ve boiled down a list of proper good places with great drinks for you lot to try…

A History of Nottingham Skate Spots

Thu 13 Sept 2018

Get swotted up on the skate parks of past and present...

Tommy K on the Side: Endangered BBQ Sauce

Thu 13 Sept 2018

Our saucy boi is bringing you the good stuff...

Film Review: American Animals

Thu 13 Sept 2018

We took a peek at Bart Layton's American Animals, which blurs the lines between documentary and fiction in its portrayal of the real-life story of one of the most audacious heists in US history...

Theatre Review: Let it Be

Thu 13 Sept 2018

The Fab Four in full flow

Art Works: Vic Camilleri's Photographic Statue

Wed 12 Sept 2018

Local photographer and skateboarder Vic Camilleri talks us through his photographic statue...

Interview: 'Songbird' director Sophie Black

Wed 12 Sept 2018

We caught up with Night Owls director Sophie Black to talk about her latest short film, Songbird...

Notts Kids Band Johnny and the Raindrops Turn Ten

Tue 11 Sept 2018

Johnny and the Raindrops have been on the Nottingham music scene for yonks. Ten years this September, to be precise. But rather than dropping drum 'n' bass to goggle-eyed twenty-somethings down Brickworks, or titillating silver tabs with jazz in dimly-lit bars, the band cater to the city's musical nippers. We sat down with founder, musical director and long-time little-fish-shape thrower Liam Maloy...

Mark Cousins Interview: The Eyes of Orson Welles

Tue 11 Sept 2018

We caught up with The Story of Film director to talk about his latest project, the remarkable The Eyes of Orson Welles

Some Things About Panya: Poet and Author Releases First Poetry Collection

Mon 10 Sept 2018

With a career spanning over twenty years and work published in all manner of magazines, anthologies and journals, few poets have made a name for themselves in the way Panya Banjoko has. We sent our Kevin Jackson down to Five Leaves for the release of her new collection Some Things, and it's fair to say she made quite the impression.

5 Things to do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 09 Sept 2018

Plenty of stuff to be getting on with over the coming days, duck...

Why Nottingham Needs Skateboarding

Sat 08 Sept 2018

Nottingham is one of the original homes of UK skateboarding with a large skate community that helps feed the city’s art, music and fashion scenes with a DIY sensibility. Skate Nottingham are a not-for-profit community organisation dedicated to changing perceptions of skateboarding and raising its profile as a positive, healthy culture and community that can help the city we love become more active and inclusive.

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Fluff Piece: Bromley House Library Celebrates Right to Vote with Knitted Figures

PubhD Preview: An Interview with Michelle Strickland

Nusic Advice: Meet The Journalists

City Stylin' #5

The Nottingham Women Ending the Gender Skate Gap

Snap Notts: Sneinton Market

There's Something Fishy Going on at Sushimania

Art Works: Charlie Delaney's Short Film Trentside

Enabling Innovation and NTU Are Looking For an Artist in Residence

Theatre Review: Shrek The Musical

Sadi Khan on her MBE and Improving Diversity

Spandex Ballet: A Work, of Art?

Bishop Nehru on Audience Vibes and Changing Up His Sound

10 Cool Bars in Nottingham to Try

A History of Nottingham Skate Spots

Tommy K on the Side: Endangered BBQ Sauce

Film Review: American Animals

Theatre Review: Let it Be

Art Works: Vic Camilleri's Photographic Statue

Interview: 'Songbird' director Sophie Black

Notts Kids Band Johnny and the Raindrops Turn Ten

Mark Cousins Interview: The Eyes of Orson Welles

Some Things About Panya: Poet and Author Releases First Poetry Collection

5 Things to do in Nottingham This Week

Why Nottingham Needs Skateboarding

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