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Safe at Last Charity Music Video
Sun 23 Nov 2014The charity who work with, and on behalf of, young people at risk through running away are releasing a song, with a video made by Nottingham's Rebel Yell
Music Reviews: November 2014
Thu 20 Nov 2014With Amber Run, Origin One, Separation Anxiety, Trekkah, The Madeline Rust, Rattle, Merrick's Trust, and The Wild Man of Europe
Cycling in Nottingham: Tram Tracks
Mon 17 Nov 2014Continuing on our bicycle endeavours, we tackle the problems tram lines cause for pedallers all over the city...
Nottingham Contemporary Turns Five
Fri 14 Nov 2014It's now five years since the city's green and gold art institution first opened its doors to the public
Nusic #91,Nusic
Mon 10 Nov 2014The best possible kind of musical mish mash from the guys who like to keep your ears filled with fresh sounds
The History of the Malt Cross Nottingham
Thu 06 Nov 2014After scooping a £1.38m grant from Heritage Lottery Funding this year, the Malt Cross closed its doors for four months to undergo a massive restoration. Now re-opened, it’s the largest Victorian music hall outside of London and one of only a fistful left in the country. As one of Nottingham’s most beautiful buildings, it’d be remiss not to have a dig in to its colourful history…
Mayhem Film Festival 2014: Day Four - Part Two
Wed 05 Nov 2014What We Do In The Shadows, Daughter of Horror, with a live score from 8mm Orchestra, and Monsters: Dark Continent were the last films of this year's festival
Interview: Anthony Hopwood Nottingham's Bicycle Boom Box
Tue 04 Nov 2014Anthony Hopwood is a hard man to miss. Partly because he’s a tall, beefy bloke with long hair, a beard and baseball cap, but mostly because he rides around town on a bike with a massive sound system thumping out dub reggae at high decibel levels...
Mayhem Film Festival 2014: Day Four - Part One
Tue 04 Nov 2014Predestination and The ABCs Of Death 2 were a great start to the festival's last day
Street Tales: Body Snatchers of Barker Gate
Mon 03 Nov 2014During the Industrial Revolution, advancement in medical sciences came to Nottingham and with them, a gruesome new trade...
Mayhem Film Festival: Day Three - Part Two
Mon 03 Nov 2014Scary Shorts, The Canal, and Stagefright led us into the early hours of the morning
Pick of the Week: 3 - 9 November
Sun 02 Nov 2014The best Nottingham events to pencil into your diary over the next seven days
Mayhem Film Festival: Day Three - Part One
Sun 02 Nov 2014Dead Snow 2, Starry Eyes, and Housebound were the first films on the menu for Saturday.
Mayhem Film Festival 2014: Day Two
Sat 01 Nov 2014Coherence, The Town That Dreaded Sundown and the original The Texas Chain Saw Massacre were Friday night's Halloween entertainment
Mayhem Film Festival 2014: Day One
Fri 31 Oct 2014The tenth anniversary of the festival starts its main four days with an Astron-6 showcase and the Scottish/Irish film Let Us Prey
Interview: Trevor Bamford of Nightbreed
Thu 30 Oct 2014Trevor Bamford, the Darklord of Hoodtown lets us in on the subculture that was pushed to the sides but never evanesced...
National Badminton League Hits Nottingham
Thu 30 Oct 2014A brand new National Badminton League has been formed, and Notts have a team in it. It's coming to town next week. We're probably going to own it.
Mayhem 2014: Astron-6
Wed 29 Oct 2014We caught up with Matt Kennedy, one sixth of the collective, prior to the Mayhem screenings of their short films and their feature The Editor
Mayhem 2014: 8mm Orchestra
Tue 28 Oct 2014We caught up with 8mm Orchestra prior to their live soundtrack performance at Mayhem Film Festival.
Customs in Nottinghamshire
Tue 28 Oct 2014A rundown of some of the traditions that we're keeping alive and kicking in Nottinghamshire
Nusic #90,Nusic
Sun 26 Oct 2014Local music, chit chat and an exciting announcement on how much the Hockley Hustle raised for charity
Interview: Chris Read
Tue 21 Oct 2014One of Notts’ best loved servants and county cricket’s most respected performers, Chris Read arrived at Trent Bridge seventeen years ago and has been club captain for the last seven of those. We caught up with the Outlaws’ talisman to reflect on his time here…
Flesh Season at Nottingham Playhouse
Mon 20 Oct 2014Flesh Season is coming to Nottingham Playhouse this month, but don’t be fooled by the title: the flesh is more symbolic than salacious. We talked to its curator, Bea Udeh, about diversity on the stage.
Music Reviews: October 2014
Sat 18 Oct 2014With Indiana, The Hip Priests, Can B, Electric Baths, Neil Ward, Cappo, Gold Codes and White Finger
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