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Left Duck: Season Review

Wed 18 Oct 2017

With the season over, it's time to have a look back at how Nottinghamshire fared this summer.

Rough Trade Talks Nottingham's Capital of Culture Bid

Tue 17 Oct 2017

Kyle Hougham, manager of Rough Trade, explains why the record store was first attracted to Nottingham, and why they were chosen to be the international brand of the city...

Left Panther: Nottingham Panthers News & Updates

Tue 17 Oct 2017

As the Panthers continue to break records in Europe, our Sally gives us the low-down on the goings on at the NIC

Film Review: The Party

Mon 16 Oct 2017

A party for the political and intellectual elite ends with blood on the floor. Miriam Blakemore-Hoy went to see if The Party was worth attending...

Live Music Review: Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer at The Maze

Mon 16 Oct 2017

The Nottingham Indie Pop All Dayer returns to The Maze, running the gamut from doyens of the DIY scene to chart-toppers. Our Gav went down to check it out...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Week

Sun 15 Oct 2017

Listen up, folks. We've gorra corker of a week coming up...

Comedy Review: Impractical Jokers

Sun 15 Oct 2017

Improv and impracticality with the Jokers

Theatre Review: Black Cat

Sun 15 Oct 2017

An early spooky treat from LaPelle's Factory

Theatre Review: All My Sons

Sun 15 Oct 2017

Arthur Miller's first critical and commercial success seeps into the present.

Infinite Bisous on His New Album Ahead of Nottingham Show

Sun 15 Oct 2017

The brainchild of Loughborough-born, Paris-based artist Rory McCarthy who for many years has been playing guitar/bass/synth/percussion on record and live for kindred spirits including Connan Mockasin, Mac DeMarco, Beck, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Metronomy.

5 Inspiring Young People in Nottingham

Sat 14 Oct 2017

Our Nottingham kids are really good at gettin’ out there and showing off their awesome talents. We’re proud to have ya.

Theatre Review: Dinosaur World

Sat 14 Oct 2017

The dino loving nippers were in awe

Photography Exhibition States of America at Nottingham Contemporary

Fri 13 Oct 2017

The Nottingham Contemporary is currently playing host to a new photography exhibition – States of America – and it’s a real thinker. Covering thirty years of American history, the collection introduces the audience to the realities of post-war North American society and leaves us reflecting on the world we live in today...

Community Recording Studio's Trevor Rose Talks Nottingham's Capital of Culture Bid

Fri 13 Oct 2017

Trevor Rose, head of the Community Recording Studio (CRS), talks about the project's success, what Prince Harry is really like and why he would like to see Nottingham become the European Capital of Culture 2023...

Film Review: The Lego Ninjago Movie

Fri 13 Oct 2017

They may be a bastard to step on, but the movie franchise juggernaut is rumbling on...

Theatre Review: Major Labia's Vulva La Revolution

Thu 12 Oct 2017

The funniest women in Notts performed to a home crowd...

5 Things to Do in Nottingham This Weekend

Thu 12 Oct 2017

A weekend chock-a-block of live music and raising a pretty penny for charity. What more could we wish for?

5 Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Nottingham

Thu 12 Oct 2017

Our wonderful city is famed for many things, from lace making and Nottingham Castle to Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood. But veganism? Not so much. Then again, perhaps it’s time for a re-think. Veganism is a movement that is rapidly growing in the UK, with those who follow a vegan diet omitting all animal products from their diet. But it doesn't mean not being able to enjoy eating out – this city is bursting with restaurants that tempt veggies and meat-eaters alike...

Film Review: The Work

Wed 11 Oct 2017

Hannah Parker reviews the newest documentary tackling the difficulties of rehabilitation...

Man Alive! Readings from Man Booker Prize Shortlist at Lakeside Arts

Wed 11 Oct 2017

This October, the best and brightest of the literary world will be celebrated in this year's Man Booker Prize 2017. We decided to head on down to Lakeside's Djanogly Theatre for a reading from some of this year's shortlisted authors.

Theatre Review: Five Years

Wed 11 Oct 2017

A story of coming of age in the 90s raises the curtain on the Playground festival.

Theatre Review: The History Boys

Wed 11 Oct 2017

Voted the nation's favourite play in a 2013 poll, Alan Bennett's 2004 stage classic set in a Sheffield grammar school in the 1980s remains both funny and thought-provoking.

Artist Wolfgang Buttress Talks Nottingham's Capital of Culture Bid

Tue 10 Oct 2017

The brain behind The Hive installation at Kew Gardens explains how the 'cultural renaissance' in Nottingham will help us become European Capital of Culture 2023...

Film Review: Blade Runner 2049

Mon 09 Oct 2017

35 years after Blade Runner was released, Harrison Ford is back as Rick Deckard. We went to see if it was worth the wait...

Harmless: Nottingham's Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention Organisation

Mon 09 Oct 2017

In honour of World Mental Health Day, we spoke to the force of nature that is Caroline Harroe. Caroline is the CEO of Harmless, an organisation that goes above and beyond to help those in our city who are experiencing distress, and are battling with self-harm. They’re celebrating their tenth birthday this month, and looking forward to moving into their own, dedicated premises. What better time to sit down for a cuppa?

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