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Nick Parkhouse's Book On All 24 Bond Songs

A major part of the Bond experience, everyone's got a favourite. With the nitty gritty about every one of them, plus some 'lost' ones, we're sold

Rob Green's Brand New Music Video: Blue

Starring Joe Dempsie of Game of Thrones fame, and of course, the pop-prince of Notts

Record Store Day 2016 in Nottingham

"It was with a heavy heart that we had to say goodbye to The Music Exchange last month. It's never nice to see another record store closing its doors, especially during a time when vinyl is supposedly in such rude health that even Sainsbury's are considering stocking it"

BELGO Nottingham

Theatre Review: Bad Jews

Something’s not kosher at the Theatre Royal

Street Tales: The Ropewalk

"As well as decorating the walls of the tunnel with carvings, between 1856 and 1872 Herbert turned the caves into what became regarded as one of the wonders of Nottingham"

The Dilettante Society on George Africanus

"A former African slave turned wealthy and influential citizen, like so many other victims of colonial atrocities, the details of his early life remain frustratingly vague"

Interview: David Lilley talks Short Stack

We spoke to the man behind the regular short film screening event

Left Panther: April (End of Season Review)

"The weekend brought a sweet taste to the mouth and a fitting end to the season."

Future Session 107 - Jonny Olley

New music, live in session, from Nottingham for Nusic. The latest artist in the Nusic Future Session studio is

Film Review: Badlands

The 1973 film from Terrence Malick is showing at Nottingham Contemporary this Sunday

Notts' Most Opinionated Greengrocers: The Thompson Brothers

This month, the gobbiest fruit and veg specialists talk the deaths of Paul Daniels and Johann Cruyff, as well as Forest fans smashing up Derby toilets and Tim Peake tweeting kids from space

Turner Award-Winning Artist Simon Starling Exhibits at Nottingham Contemporary and Backlit

"My work can be quite demanding on a technical and financial level to stage, they've done a fantastic job in realising a very precise exhibition there"

Which Notts Boozer is Pete Doherty buying?

So, it's been reported in the media that The Libertines' Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are chipping together and buying a boozer in Notts.

17 Notts Bands You May Have Forgotten

Years before Jake Bugg, Saint Raymond and Sleaford Mods broke, these artists were all causing a scene

Stichelton Cheese Has an Identity Crisis

The Notts dairy are proper vexed as their cheese crusade continues

Would You Survive A Zombie Apocalypse in Nottingham? Choose Your Own Adventure #3

The story that lets you decide what happens next

NCN Filmmaker Showcase at Rough Trade

The college student's latest films were screened at the record store

Nottingham City WI: Doing It For The Bees

Baker Gate Rest Garden is about to get a whole lot more buzzin'

BoHunkydory Exhibition Begins This Friday

"Drawing, art installations, arts and crafts-based work, photography, print. We're making people aware of the studio activity that's been going on there for three years"

Nottingham SciBar: Flooding and Blue-Green Cities

The Vat and Fiddle hosts one of the brainiest monthly events in Notts. This time, it's strictly geographical

A History of Bromley House Library

"In 1849 an abandoned baby was found in a back room, which led to a furious debate over where, precisely, the dividing line between the two parishes of St Peter's and St Nicholas' ran"

Music Video: Phoebe Katis feat. Sam Posener - Held Under Water

Get some of this in your lugholes and your eye crevices

Risograph Geeks Dizzy Ink Say Print Ain't Dead

"I'm really interested in pushing print methods forward, doing things that have never been done before. Only a few studios in the UK offered [Risograph], and it seemed kind of elitist, which annoyed me because it's so incredible"

What Notts: Weird Stories

From drug lords to petitions to get American Adventure reopened, Nottingham has got it all when it comes to strange quips