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Nadia on... Generational Inequality

In her regular column, Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome talks about generational inequality...

10 Ways to Look After Your Mental Health at University

Starting university can always prove challenging - whether you’re full of confidence or nervous about change. But you should always take comfort in the fact that there is support out there, whether it’s in the form of a friendly word of advice or more structured, tailored counselling programmes. Here are ten tips from NTU Student Mental Health Champion Kerry Luff for how to look after your mental health over the next few years while studying at university…

Gig Review: Catmilk at The Bodega

It's always a special experience when you get the chance to see someone perform for the first time, and these three Nottingham artists did not disappoint...

Framework's Big Sleep Out - A Sleeping Bag War On Homelessness

Nottingham-based charity Framework is inviting the public to spend the night in a sleeping bag to help tackle the homelessness crisis...

Grain Mother

Wine Tasting

Let's Beer Social

Canalhouse Comedy Night

Newark Book Festival - John Connolly Talk & Signing

Kitchen Dancing Class - Soul, Disco & Pop

Demob Happy

Cocktail Crafternoon: Gin Glass Painting

Nottingham City WI Monthly Meeting

Heritage Open Days -an Archaeological Exploration Of the City Of Caves

Gandeys Circus

Language Fair - University Of Nottingham Evening Classes

Sir Ranulph Fiennes: Mad, Bad and Dangerous

A Tent In With Intent - St Ann’s Resident Camps Out for Migrants

St Ann’s is one of Nottingham’s most multicultural places, and home to many migrant communities. To highlight the varied reasons for which people leave their homes, travel, and settle in new communities, local resident Rosey Thomas Palmer is camping out in a tent all this week to raise money for Tearfund. Here she explains why…

Five Leaves Non-fiction Book Group Discusses Abolish the Family, by Sophie Lewis

Breaking the Waves (18)

Gandeys Circus

Ruby Tuesday's - Celebrate the Voice

JP Cooper

We Catch Up With Artistic Director Saad Eddine Said as New Art Exchange Turns 15 Years Old

With a sleek, black facade that sets it apart from the predominantly red brick cityscape of the locality, New Art Exchange, (NAE) which stands as a local (and national) landmark at the heart of Hyson Green, is celebrating their 15th birthday. Saad Eddine Said, artistic director and CEO at the NAE speaks about how the institution has emerged as a centre that celebrates the diversity of artistic expression and creativity rooted in South-Asian, African and Caribbean traditions. 

Gig Review: The Everly Pregnant Brothers at Metronome

Long may The Everly Pregnant Brothers' maternity leave last…