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Gig review: Punk Rock Factory at Rock City

Punk Rock Factory and Nottingham are a match made in heaven. Having sold out Rock City several times, the lovable Welsh rogues returned this month for the opening night of their We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat tour,  bringing their high‑energy chaos, nostalgic sing-alongs and inflatable animals bouncing over your head - and making Rock City the silliest place to be on a Saturday night...

Comedy Review: Vittorio Angelone's 'You Can't Say Nothing Any More' at the Nottingham Arts Theatre

Vittorio Angelone is back in town again with his new show at the Nottingham Art's Theatre. The show is titled You Can't Say Nothing Any More. However, our Leftlion critic had plenty to say about that...  

Left Stag: February - A Rollercoaster Ride

If a week is a long time in politics,  then two months is an age in football. Because of the Burn’s Night Scottish special in January, that’s how long it’s been since we had a proper check in on Mansfield Town’s progress...

Truth or Legend: The case of Mortimer and Isabella

For this month's instalment of our regular dive into weird Nottingham history Matthew Blaney delves into the story of royal usurpers Mortimer and Isabella...

Nadia on... the collapse of international law

Labour MP for Nottingham East Nadia Whittome discusses the collapse of international law.

BIPC Women's Network

Coach Party

Smith/Kotzen - Black Light / White Noise Tour

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Baz Warne: Convivial Tour

Classical concert review: The Hallé with Kahchun Wong at the Royal Concert Hall

The Hallé have a longstanding relationship with the Royal Concert Hall. As they bring Beethoven, Shostakovich and Sibelius to Nottingham on a rainy February night, will this new chapter live up to their past glories... 

The Unravelling of Mary Reddish: author David Whitfield talks about his novel which draws from the history of asylums in Notts

Long before madness had a diagnosis, it had consequences. The Unravelling of Mary Reddish takes readers back to Georgian Nottingham, a world where sanity was judged through gender, reputation, and a strict social order. Katie Barr speaks to the author of the novel – David Whitfield – who drew on real asylum records from Nottingham to show how quickly a life can be unmade once those in power decide your mind is the problem. 

Nadia on... why we should care about Palantir

Nottingham MP Nadia Whittome discusses powerful tech company Palantir and why we should care about them accessing our data.

Explore & Imagine Creative Dance

The Joyful Jukebox Keyworth Sing-alongs

Workshop Title: Creating a Book for Publication

HotWax

Magdalena Bay

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How the Sherwood Forest Trust are conserving Nottinghamshire's ancient woodland

Once spreading throughout most of the county and beyond, Sherwood Forest is the emerald jewel in Nottinghamshire’s crown. As Sherwood Forest Day approaches, Helen Sullivan, Director of the Sherwood Forest Trust, speaks about how they’re protecting, restoring, and celebrating the landscape of Sherwood Forest, and how we can too. 

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