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6 Nottingham Books to Curl Up with this November

Tue 01 Nov 2016

If you don’t have time to read these books, visit Karlsruhe Friendship Bridge, Station Street, and read Jo Fairfax's selection of one-line poems for the Line of Light exhibition...

Holistic Community Therapies in Nottingham with Tiger Boe

Tue 01 Nov 2016

Winter is coming. Aside from smouldering Jon Snows, we’ve got all the joys of shorter days and biting cold to look forward to. Honestly, the whole ordeal can get us a bit down in the dumps, and maybe it does you, too. But fear not. Holistic community therapy institute Tiger Boe has some alternative treatments at hand to help combat all kinds of health issues, both physical and mental. Get your SAD light out for a reading session as we unearth the story of the clinic...

NG:She are Tackling Domestic Violence and Abuse in Nottingham

Tue 01 Nov 2016

“It’s a progressive pattern of behaviour that is associated with control, not anger. Domestic violence is premeditated, manipulative and systematic.”

Nottingham in Photos: November

Tue 01 Nov 2016

Here are some snaps from some of the city's finest photographers...

Nominations Open for Nottingham Community and Voluntary Service's Community Stars 2017

Tue 01 Nov 2016

Do you know someone who works in the volunteer sector? Do they deserve a bit of recognition for what they do? Read on...

Wendy Jones Talks Women and Sex at Nottingham's Festival of Literature

Tue 01 Nov 2016

In the 700 years that books have been published in England, there has not been one that invites women to talk about what they want from sex. Until now. Wendy Jones reveals all…

Canadian Comedian Chris Betts is Coming to Nottingham Comedy Festival

Tue 01 Nov 2016

He's made the UK his home and is currently putting the finishing touches to his new show, Bewilderbeest. We caught up with Chris Betts ahead of his show at Sobar for Nottingham Comedy Festival…

30 Things To Do For Nottingham Festival of Literature 2016

Tue 01 Nov 2016

Get the full rundown of wordy goings-on for the inaugural Notts FoL...

Nottingham Festival of Literature's Virtual Writer-in-Residence Omar Hazek

Tue 01 Nov 2016

Imprisoned for ‘protesting without permission’, Egyptian writer and poet Omar Hazek has since been released, but banned from travelling. To show solidarity with Omar, and other writers facing persecution, he’s the Festival of Literature’s Virtual Writer-in-Residence.