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Tucked Away in the City Centre, Bridlesmith Walk is a Treasure Trove of Independent Shops

Nestled away in the city centre, it’s easy to miss Bridlesmith Walk, the entrance no bigger than a small passageway. But wander down the walkway and you’ll find a whole variety of small businesses ranging from the beauty-based to the beer-serving. That’s why, for this month’s theme of empowerment, we wanted to shine a light on these independent owners taking on the big boys, and encourage you lot to have a gander down one of Nottingham’s secret shopping streets…

Food Review: Turtle Bay - Vegan Menu

Trying to push through to the end of Veganuary? Let Turtle Bay’s delightful vegan menu help you out. Our Editor, George, and Food Editor, Daniela, can confirm it’ll do the trick…

Test repeatig event - weekly

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Interview: Time Keeps Ticking Director Alfie Rowley-Stone

We chat to Nottingham-based actor and director, Alfie Rowley-Stone, about his new debut short film Time Keeps Ticking and how he’s helping to bring together young people interested in breaking into the film industry...

Film Review: Tár

It's a hit with critics, fans, and now LeftLion... 

From Dracula to The 1975, Here's What's On in Nottingham This Week

Screen classics, stage classics - take your pick...

Interview: Maja Lena on her upcoming gig at The Bodega

Ahead of her upcoming tour, in which she makes a stop at Notts’ own indie hub The Bodega, Maja Lena talks all things Pluto, the cosmic, and creating a refuge for the live listener to just be...

Film Review: Till

This important story is told excellently by a super talented cast...

Film Review: Enys Men

Cornish director Mark Jenkin is back with another atmospheric and experimental triumph

Food Review: The Carpenters Arms

Authentic Italian food with no fuss. We loved The Carpenters Arms.

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Gig Review: Juga-Naut at Peggy's Skylight

For us lot who are used to Peggy’s Skylight hosting nights of bossa nova or Blue Note, Juga-Naut brought something a bit different to the intimate venue...

The Thompsons on the World Cup, 2023 and Moon Landings

Just The Tonic Comedy Club - Nottingham

Sat 14th Forest vs Leicester 3pm KO

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New Years Devolution with 999

ADH-DJ: Interview with Nottingham-Based DJ Chris Sims

We chat to Chris Sims about the link between house music, hyperfocus and ADHD, and how he’s helping bring new sounds to the Nottingham soulful house scene...

Angel Number

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Specialising in Post-Surgery Tattoos, Anna Garvey Brings Confidence To Breast Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer affects thousands of people a year in the UK, with an average of 55,000 cases confirmed every twelve months - approximately 40% of those resulting in a mastectomy, in which some or all of the breast tissue is removed. But what happens after the mastectomy, and how do people adjust to life with a scar? We catch up with Anna Garvey, the Nottingham tattoo artist who specialises in post-surgery tattoos, and learn more about the joy of reclaiming your body after trauma…

Nottingham Street Food Club Closes Amid Cost of Living Crisis

Some sad news for the local food community. Nottingham Street Food Club, which first opened five years ago in Victoria Centre, is closing due to the increasing cost of living prices...

Leading the Nottingham Nu Metal Music Scene, ALT BLK ERA Talk Their Journey So Far

They’ve already performed at Splendour Festival and BBC Introducing, they’ve already picked up thousands of followers on social media - but groundbreaking trap metal artists Nyrobi and Chaya Beckett-Messam, aka ALT BLK ERA, are just getting started. We hear all about their journey so far, and what they have planned for the future…

Creating Mythical Hybrid Creatures, Sophie Ryder's Exhibition Challenges Our Perspective On the Animal World

Mythical hybrid rabbits, hogs, dogs and humanoid figures are now presented in drawings, prints and sculptural forms in this new exhibition by British artist Sophie Ryder at Djanogly Gallery...