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Will There Be Fracking in Sherwood Forest?

Tue 31 Jan 2017

Sherwood Forest has become the latest battleground for fracking, as chemical firm Ineos target the area for a seismic survey...

Photos: Anti-Donald Trump Rally in Nottingham Market Square

Mon 30 Jan 2017

Following the news of US President Donald Trump's recent controversial Executive Orders, the Nottingham populace gathered together to voice some opinions...

Lord Biro Presents Woodie Woodpecker's Anti-Fracking Art Show

Mon 30 Jan 2017

Lord Biro, aka Buss Pass Elvis, gets lyrical about the threat of fracking in Sherwood Forest in his own unique way...

Think at Kiosk: Cobden Chambers' New Business Advice Cafe

Sun 29 Jan 2017

Tucked away in Cobden Chambers are a couple of relatively new hidden gems to the city – Think and Kiosk. Beth Marriot, Emma Torrance and Jeanne Booth are three creative women who’ve joined forces to create a business that produces outstanding food while supporting other up-and-coming businesses. We sat down with them to find out exactly what they’ve cooked up...

The Thompson Brothers on Fruit, Veg, and Brexit

Sat 28 Jan 2017

Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...

Newstead Abbey Byron Society Review

Sat 28 Jan 2017

We spoke to Ralph Lloyd-Jones about libraries, Lord Byron, and his new role editing together the Newstead Abbey Byron Society Review...

Video Artist Barret Hodgson on Chinese New Year Celebrations 2017

Sat 28 Jan 2017

The University of Nottingham decided to change thing up this year and instead of their usual fireworks display to celebrate the Chinese New Year, they got Nottingham video artist and digital producer Barret Hodgson to apply some magic to the Trent Building...

Nusic Future Session: Cameron Sinclair Harris

Fri 27 Jan 2017

New Notts music from the purveyors of local sound...

What Notts: The Latest News and Stories

Fri 27 Jan 2017

Find out what's been going off around and about the city for the past month or so...

Kaiser Chiefs to Headline Splendour Festival

Fri 27 Jan 2017

Indie-rock band, Kaiser Chiefs have been announced as headliners for this year’s Splendour Festival on Saturday 22 July 2017

Flex Dancer Jamal Sterrett Talks Creative Movement in Nottingham

Thu 26 Jan 2017

With limbs that contort and tremor like icy liquid, Jamal Sterrett can certainly claim a few moves on the dancefloor. Also a photographer, cameraman, graphic designer, and student who’s won awards for his creativity, the movement artist has derived his own style from flex and bruck up. You might have seen him around and about Nottingham’s streets with your jaw hanging by your knees. Yeah, that’s the one. We grabbed him for a chat…

Photos: Bud Live at JamCafe

Tue 24 Jan 2017

We got down to the cafe of Jam to listen to the sounds of reggae-infused Bud and her band...

Sound of the Lion #53

Sat 21 Jan 2017

With Babe Punch, Deadbeat At Dawn, Gallery 47, The Age of Stella, Nekeyo, J Littles x Nick Stez, The Damn Heavy, Church of the Cosmic Skull, and Seaford Mods…

Talking Algorave With Notts-Based Electronic Music Maker Anny

Sat 21 Jan 2017

With the term first coined in Nottingham, we find out more about the live music and coding movement ahead of an event at Rough Trade Nottingham...

Live and Explained: Sleaford Mods - Tweet Tweet Tweet

Fri 20 Jan 2017

What is Jason Williamson actually on abaht?

Europeans in Nottingham Talk Brexit

Wed 18 Jan 2017

In the aftermath of the EU referendum, many UK-based Europeans have been left with feelings of insecurity and anxiety about what the future might hold for them and their families. Here are a few snapshots of experiences from Europeans in Nottingham, capturing their thoughts and emotions following this momentous and potentially life-changing political decision…

Stories of Sneinton Market

Tue 17 Jan 2017

A Saturday and Monday ritual, perfect for meeting friends, searching for bargains, and earning a living. Sneinton Market spawned many businesses for the people of Nottingham, and some families ended up running their own market stalls. Stallholders were often larger-than-life characters, valuing their family heritage and passing on their trade to their children. Steve Coxon comes from a line of barrow boys and carries on the disappearing tradition of the general dealer with a second-hand shop in Victoria Road, Netherfield. Colin Haynes interviewed him as part of a Heritage Lottery funded project, Stories of Sneinton Market.

Sherwood Art Week’s Remarkable Recycling Gala is Open for Applications

Tue 17 Jan 2017

Every year the Sherwood community gets together to create a massive pile of art, and they’re inviting the greenies among you to get stuck in…

Primitive Weapons Support The Dillinger Escape Plan at Rock City

Mon 16 Jan 2017

It's almost a band of scenesters. Two of the members own and operate Saint Vitus Bar in Greenpoint, NYC which, in its five-year history has become the centre of everything heavy in New York, having played host to such acts a Megadeth, Anthrax and Nirvana (minus Kurt, obviously - they played there after their induction into the Rock 'n 'Roll Hall of Fame). The band itself features ex-members of bands such a Gay For Johnny Depp, White Widows Pact and, erm, The Wanted. This week, they hit the UK for the first time supporting The Dillinger Escape Plan, so we spoke to guitarist Arthur Shepherd to find out more...