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Truth or legend: the case of the Bramley Apple tree
Thu 31 Jul 2025With this month’s LeftLion cover presenting you lovely readers with a zen looking-tree person, and Sherwood Forest providing inspiration for the latest exhibition at Nottingham Castle, it seems only right to dive into the greener myths and legends Nottingham has nurtured over the last millennium...
Overheard in Notts: July 2025
Wed 30 Jul 2025This month's instalment of Overheard in Notts features surprising jeans and combustible toilets...
Locating Lawrence: July 1925
Tue 29 Jul 2025Most people like an ice cream and book on the beach, unlike D.H Lawrence…
Remembering LGBTQ+ and woman's rights solicitor Laraine Del Buono
Tue 29 Jul 2025While Laraine Del Buono is remembered for her strong advocacy for LGBTQ+ and women's right her friends, Julian Griffiths and Carrie Salzedo recalls her commitment and passion towards work alongside her sense of humour and soprano voice.
Art auctions, fundraisers and gigs: Here's what's on in Notts this week, 28 July- 3 Aug
Tue 29 Jul 2025This week is packed full of summer fun for all ages. The creative scene is busy with auctions, gigs, yard parties and more to keep you on your toes and soaking up the summer sun. Here are our picks for this week...
The Thompsons on Splendour Festival, street names, and the Major Oak
Tue 29 Jul 2025Here's what Nottingham's most opinionated grocers had to say about this month's topics in LeftLion...
Festival review: Sunday at Splendour 2025 in Wollaton Park
Mon 28 Jul 2025Day two of Splendour Festival featured stormy skies and lots of electrifying performances. Not ones to let a little bit of weather put us off, and with a packed line-up waiting across all the stages, we didn't waste any time hitting the fields of Wollaton Hall again...
Exhibition Review: Your Ears Later Will Know to Listen at Nottingham Contemporary
Mon 28 Jul 2025Combining many different artistic mediums, from sculpture to sonic installation, the Nottingham Contemporary’s latest group exhibition: Your Ears Later Will Know to Listen, explores sound and music and their relationship to themes like colonisation and dispossession.
Art Works: digital and canvas artist Abby Prior
Mon 28 Jul 2025For this month’s Artworks we spoke to Abby Prior, whose digital-inspired works are part of the currently ongoing New Art Exchange Open exhibition.
Our July cover artist Beth Gillespie on her Major Oak inspired cover
Sat 26 Jul 2025This month’s cover artist Beth Gillespie talks about art, folklore and finding fantasy in reality.
LeftLion's Latest Listens #27: Notts music we're currently spinning
Fri 25 Jul 2025In this edition of LeftLion's Latest Listens for 2025, our music team reviews new releases from Davoli & Jess Beer, Vona Vella, LYVIA, Dirt Bloom and Hallowed Men...
Film Review: Jurassic World Rebirth
Thu 24 Jul 2025“It’s a bird, it’s a plane…no, it’s another Jurassic World movie.” Join us as we review Jurassic World: Rebirth to see if it was worth making…
Festival review: Saturday at Splendour 2025 in Wollaton Park
Thu 24 Jul 2025After a year away, the biggest weekend in the Nottingham musical calendar returned – Splendour Festival. With a stellar line-up of indie legends, pop icons, local heroes and the very best emerging talent from the Midlands and beyond, we headed down to Wollaton Hall to catch all the Saturday action…
Gig Review: Whycliffe The Rebirth at The Old Bus Depot
Thu 24 Jul 2025A quarter of a century since his last ticketed performance, Nottingham music legend Whycliffe took to the stage for a triumphant return at the Old Bus Depot...