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We speak to Notts based men’s mental health charity Tough to Talk

Since forming in 2022, Notts based charity Tough to Talk has already been making positive waves in workplaces and male-centric communities. With his own personal mental health struggles giving him first hand knowledge of the struggles some men have with talking, founder Steve Whittle tells us about their successes so far and strategy for the future.

Fiction Book Group: In the Belly Of the Queen by Karosh Taha

Den Of Laughs Comedy Night at Beeston Victory Club

Under the Rainbow - Documents and Artefacts From Five Decades Of Lgbtq+ Struggle and Liberation

Performance: Dead Cat Bounce by Waste Paper Opera

Evening Viewing - Charity Art Auction (imara)

Tomorrow’s New Quartet [ Jazz]

The Secret Diary of Henry VIII

Secret Walled Garden Tours

Hidden History Tour

What's Love Got to Do With It?

Big City Reads book reviews: Electric Life

For the third instalment of our Big City Reads reviews - part of a campaign run by Nottingham City of Literature to provide free books for local young people - Mia gives us her thoughts on Electric Life by Rachel Delahaye. A gripping science-fiction tale, the book according to Mia well and truly allows the reader to escape into another world.

Making Misogyny a Hate Crime

Stand Up to Knife Crime 2024

Poetry From Imtiaz Dharker

Kitchen Dancing - Ultimate 60s, 70s & 80s

Thumpasaurus

Kitchen Dancing - Ultimate 80s & 90s - Adults

Nottingham Central Library Tour

Wednesday Walkthrough: Hamid Zénati With Sheyda Aisha Khaymaz

Hidden History Tour

Review: Waterfront Festival at The Canalhouse

Nottingham's music scene is bursting at the seams, with new events popping up almost every month. Bassey spent a day at The Canalhouse and found himself spoilt for choice at the eclectic and charity-supporting Waterfront Festival...

Live Review: ME REX, Schande & ACHB at The Carousel

The Carousel over in Hockley is quickly becoming one of the go-to spots for excellent live music from up-and-coming local artists. Heading along to the venue for the first time was our writer Bassey, who managed to catch the trio of ACHB, Schande and ME REX...

We talk to CIC Pulp Friction about supporting people with learning disabilities and Autism and their Chelsea Flower Show awards

Running for fourteen years, it all started with one college leaver’s simple ambition - getting a job. Pulp Friction has now grown into a multi-faceted organisation offering learning disabled and autistic people across Notts opportunities to get into work. Strings to their bow include running a community garden, community café, catering service, and their nominative mobile smoothie bike. Now they can add several Chelsea Flower Show awards. We met the team to hear all about their work…

Nt Live: Present Laughter