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The last instalment of music charity festival madness. Have a look to see if you can see you or your gran 'aving it out, ducky
Our photographers got stuck in all over the shop at Nottingham's biggest and best charity music festival – check out the snaps here
The biggest and baddest promoters in town are turning the grand old age of ten and they're celebrating with a festival and a Kickstarter
The legendary local music promoters have been going at it for ten stonking years. Here's the glorious proof
We went to The Bodega to check out the L.A harpist alongside Shelter Point and Yazmin Lacey for a night of ultimate tunage
"I shouted out to my friend, 'Please help, help.' But nobody can save another. Each one can only save his own life"
Pils 'n' thrills with Ben and Hils...
Back in the day, there were big plans to make the route from Market Square to St Peter's Square a major thoroughfare for vehicles...
We delve a little deeper into the history of our city’s streets to give you the tales they’d never have taught you at school...
Few Notts bands can say they’ve sold out Rescue Rooms and The Bodega, let alone boast a Glastonbury headliner (we’re talking Pyramid Stage too, not Jethro’s Lentil Yurt Stage). Ferocious Dog can. Hailing from Warsop, they released their debut album in 2013 and are set to release their second. We had a natter with fiddle player and co-songwriter, Dan Booth.
Years ago, the buildings on Long Row extended halfway over the marketplace and a young lad got a bit curious about the roof tiles
Binge drinking has been a problem in Britain for a long time. After what feels like hundreds of government initiatives, there’s still a lot of emphasis placed on social responsibility. But how can we tackle this head on? Sobar is just one of the unique ways that society is having a go…
The newest face in town is City Arts. Parked next door to the Writers’ Studio on the border of Sneinton, the new office and creative space is the most centrally located in the organisation’s nearly forty-year history…
Mike Payton and Tim Ralph give us a few winter's tales on a storytelling night in Beeston
Two of the city's most musical men joined forces to tell us a few secrets in disturbing, pictorial form
"Whether barmy, reclusive, or simply a rebel with an urge to build, the 5th Duke of Portland remains a truly unique local legend"
I'm Not From London have branched out and opened a brand spanking new recording suite
During the Industrial Revolution, advancement in medical sciences came to Nottingham and with them, a gruesome new trade...
Despite the digital revolution, reading a magazine on a device is never quite as good as the real thing. It’s not all nostalgia - although yes, there is something wonderful about flicking through pages at leisure while getting a hit of the distinctive smell of ink and paper - physical print is actually easier to read. We spoke to Alex Smith, the man behind the independent magazine shop Ideas On Paper, about why print is here to stay...
Find out more information of one of the four charities Hockley Hustle is helping out this year
Once a shining hope for the post-war housing crisis, and the backdrop for films such as This Is England, Control and Weekend, the Lenton Flats were slated for demolition three years ago. By late 2015 they will be but a memory. We look into why they outlasted similar housing projects and why the five tower blocks are the subject of Rubber Goat Films’ latest documentary.
Sleaford Mods have been playing Notts for the best part of a decade in one form or another. But after releasing their new album Divide and Exit, the rest of the world started to take notice. We caught up with frontman Jason Williamson for a celebratory beer...
The Oscar winning documentary is now out on DVD
This June sees a secret collaboration between some of the coolest kids in Nottingham. From hip hop beats to visual treats, Flouche have pulled together the best in the businesses for two days of shenanigans. We tried to wangle our way behind the scenes with Flouche founder Kelham Stevenson, as well as NG64’s Rob Freeman and Phlexx Records’ Bru-C, who also have a hand in the weekend of madness…
There were two finals, and two winners; but who took home the title?
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