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Nottingham Music Hub Partners with Open Orchestra For New Orchestral Project

Tue 10 Nov 2020

Children with Severe, Profound and Complex Learning difficulties at Oak Field School are part of a year long project, showcasing “the power of music to reach us all”.

Nottingham BID on Their Five Year Plan for Nottingham Businesses

Sun 08 Nov 2020

After securing an overwhelming victory in the recent ballot, Nottingham Business Improvement District is set to continue supporting businesses in the city for at least another five years. We caught up with BID Manager Lucy Stanford to find out more about their plans for the future…

Nusic Advice Video: Five Branding / Social Media Strategies for Musicians

Fri 06 Nov 2020

Nusic's last branding video told you why it's important - this one tells you specific actions and strategies you can take to up your social media / branding game. No better time than lockdown 2, ay?

Campaigner Dr Lisa Mckenzie on Why Nottingham Needs to Stop the Gentrification of Sneinton Market

Thu 05 Nov 2020

Having spent six years fighting against gentrification in London, working class academic and Notts lass Dr Lisa Mckenzie returned to her native city to find the same happening here. With more development plans tabled for Sneinton Market, including the demolition and replacement of extensions to Gedling Street and Boston Street to create retail and commercial space, as well as more student flats, she explores the potential impact of gentrifying the area will have on the past, present and future of working class communities...

Nottingham International Film Festival Moves Online

Tue 03 Nov 2020

The Nottingham International Film Festival will now present its 30-film selection online...

Nadia on... Sneinton Market's Redevelopment

Tue 03 Nov 2020

In her monthly LeftLion column, Nadia Whittome, MP for Nottingham East, discusses issues effecting both Nottingham and Westminster. This month, she discusses the planned revelopment of Sneinton Market...

D7 Sauce Are Creating Homemade Hot Sauce in Sherwood

Mon 02 Nov 2020

Hot sauce can be an uncomfortable condiment to eat. I like a bit of spice, but the hot stuff generally doesn’t bring me much joy. However, D7 Sauce’s Scarlett’s Hot Sauce, with its bright packaging and promises of flavour made me want to give it a bash. Minutes before I was set to interview its owner and creator Mark Walsh, I did just that. My mouth imploded with the gorgeous rich, smokiness of the sauce – and then boom, I was hit with that signature hot kick. My senses were sizzling and I was fired up for a chat. And thankfully the tongue-tingling subsided just before we were set to begin...

Music Premiere: All I Ever Do by Camille Christel

Fri 30 Oct 2020

We're buzzing to have the exclusive premiere of Camille Christel's new track, All I Ever Do...

Tech Nottingham Are Helping Women Succeed in the Technology Industry

Fri 30 Oct 2020

With a focus on improving the city as a place to live and work in technology, Tech Nottingham has been hosting events to an ever-increasing audience since 2014. With a string of exciting online events coming up, we catch up with Director of Projects Anna Dodson to find out more...

Nusic New Music Podcast #236 with Archie, Distant Blue, Beka, Torn Sail and More...

Thu 29 Oct 2020

This week’s New Music Podcast features our Artist of the Month for October, two NG artists both getting love from Clash and Wonderland, plus our musician advice vid latest.

This podcast may contain some fruity language. Sensitive ears – you have been warned.

Book Review: Connections by NTU's MA Creative Writing Students

Thu 29 Oct 2020

We check out the anthology put together by Nottingham Trent University's MA Creative Writing students...

Film Review: Saint Maud

Wed 28 Oct 2020

Morfydd Clark is electrifying in Rose Glass’s sexuo-religious horror, says Roshan Chandy…

Nottingham Protests Planned Over Poland's Abortion Ban

Wed 28 Oct 2020

Saturday will see protestors head to the Market Square in opposition of Poland's controversial anti-abortion law

Food Review: Rikshaw Urban Indian Kitchen

Wed 28 Oct 2020

Our Food Editor tucked into some serious bad boy Indian street food...

30 Years Later: GoodFellas

Mon 26 Oct 2020

Manvir Basi looks back on one of the most celebrated films of the nineties on its thirtieth anniversary...

Creative Quarter Nottingham Launches New High Street Recovery Scheme

Mon 26 Oct 2020

The COVID-specific business support programme will involve a series of workshops and mentoring opportunities for Nottingham’s retail, hospitality, leisure and personal services businesses in the lead-up to Christmas…

Out of Time: A History of Witchcraft in Nottingham

Mon 26 Oct 2020

While many of the best-known events of England’s 17th century witch-hunt came with ‘Witchfinder General’ Matthew Hopkins in East Anglia, Notts was home to several high profile incidents of witchcraft, possession and exorcisms of its own. From exposing fraudulent exorcists to framing innocent women of murder, we take a look back at the history of witchcraft in Nottingham…

Film Review: Rebecca

Fri 23 Oct 2020

It's been 80 years since the release of Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, but does that mean it's time for another take on the story? Screen Co-Editor George White thinks not...

More Nottingham Eateries Join Marcus Rashford Campaign

Fri 23 Oct 2020

More Nottingham eateries will be providing free meals for children in a nationwide show of support for Rashford's campaign to end child food poverty

The Island: Trekkah Benjamin on His New Project with Nottingham Community Arts Network Aiming to Support Young Males with Mental Health Issues

Fri 23 Oct 2020

Through his charity organisation C.A.N, artist Trekkah Benjamin has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund a program that aims to help young men in communicating mental health issues...

The Most Haunted Spots in Nottinghamshire

Fri 23 Oct 2020

The National Justice Museum might be the most haunted location in Nottingham, but there are plenty more creepy spots to try your hand at ghost hunting. So grab a torch, a brave mate and a spare pair of kecks, and check out some of the following supposedly haunted Notts spots…