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Football Rocks

Sun 10 May 2015

Next week you'll find the likes of Jake Bugg and Saint Raymond at Meadow Lane, but they ain't singing

Living for the City

Thu 23 Apr 2015

Politicians have had their go at explaining what's right and wrong with the city. Now it's the turn of the poets

Living for the City

Thu 23 Apr 2015

Politicians have had their go at explaining what's right and wrong with the city. Now it's the turn of the poets

UNESCO City of Literature: Slavomir Rawicz

Fri 10 Apr 2015

"After being unfairly imprisoned and tortured by an interrogator who makes Mr Blonde in Reservoir Dogs look like Walter the Softy, Rawicz planned his escape"

UNESCO City of Literature: Slavomir Rawicz

Fri 10 Apr 2015

"After being unfairly imprisoned and tortured by an interrogator who makes Mr Blonde in Reservoir Dogs look like Walter the Softy, Rawicz planned his escape"

UNESCO City of Literature: Geoffrey Trease

Mon 23 Mar 2015

Trease was ahead of his time in recognising that the stories we tell children significantly impact on their view of the world as an adult

Having graced our screens in a scruffy apron and bonnet for the Channel 4 series The Mill over the course of last year, Holly Lucas has now ditched the dirty work in favour of the Buddhist faith. We caught up with her and had a good old natter about veganism, lamb chops, and those jobs you just want to forget...

Ten Reasons Why Nottingham is the City of Football

Fri 27 Feb 2015

Celebrating our title as England's City of Football, we've got ten Notts football firsts for you to dig your studs into...

Moscow City Ballet: The Nutcracker

Sun 08 Feb 2015

It’s like that elusive last Christmas present that got lost in the post

Moscow City Ballet: The Nutcracker

Sun 08 Feb 2015

It’s like that elusive last Christmas present that got lost in the post

UNESCO City of Literature: Lord Byron

Wed 04 Feb 2015

He fought in wars, stood up for the poor, and kept a bear in his room at Trinity College, Cambridge. But Lord Byron also banged out a few poems - another reason why Nottingham is worthy of being a UNESCO City of Literature...

UNESCO City of Literature: Margaret Cavendish

Tue 13 Jan 2015

Here's your second essay in the series supporting Nottingham's bid to win the City of Literature title

City Arts Move From Radford Into City Centre

Mon 12 Jan 2015

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…

Street Tales: The Bubonic Bell Inn

Thu 25 Dec 2014

Find out more about the plagued history of that owd pub on Angel Row from a man who tells Nottingham stories you've never heard before...

UNESCO City of Literature: Edward Harley

Wed 12 Nov 2014

If it wasn’t for a book-loving toff who was bobbins with money, we wouldn’t have the British Library. In the first of a series of essays, we explain why Nottingham is truly worthy of being a UNESCO City of Literature, starting with the incredible bibliophile Edward Harley.

Interview: Councillor Jon Collins

Wed 08 Oct 2014

We put your questions to the leader of Nottingham City Council and here's what he had to say in response

Cycling in Nottingham: Citycard Bikes

Tue 07 Oct 2014

This month, we look at the revolutionary 'Borisbikes' of the city and ask whether they're really worth pushing

Christopher Richardson talks Nottingham in the 19th Century

Mon 14 Jul 2014

City Of Light is a book that celebrates Nottingham’s gobbiness during the nineteenth century, when we got up to all sorts in the name of education. We chatted to the author, Christopher Richardson, about the role of libraries, literacy and Luddites in the city’s history...

City Ground World Cup All-Stars

Fri 11 Jul 2014

Think Forest are no match for World Cup footballers? Well here's a full squad of players from Brazil 2014 who have played at the City Ground

NG83 - Rock City Crew

Wed 19 Mar 2014

Nottingham was pretty ace at breaking back in the day, so we're chuffed there's a documentary being made about it

Interview: George Akins of Rock City

Thu 16 Jan 2014

George Akins lived the dream of every music-loving teenager when he was given the keys to Rock City as his eighteenth birthday present. Since then he’s taken it up a notch by adding more venues, a national promotions company and a roster of acts to his empire. By George, hasn’t he done well?

Rolo Tomassi

Sat 24 Aug 2013

Rolo Tomassi are a screamy mathcore band who formed in Sheffield, buthave since relocated to Nottingham. They’ve rubbed shoulders with the likes of Faith No More and Foals and are about to tour Australia and Japan, but they might also have made you a cushion or served you a pint in the Bodega. We spoke to sibling members James and Eva Spence...

Interview: The Invisible Orchestra

Thu 21 Mar 2013

Like a giant ball of muso-attracting velcro, The Invisible Orchestra has snagged members of some of Nottingham’s top bands and singers - as well as from further afield - and shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. The man responsible: Royal Gala’s James Waring...

Art Works: James Michie

Thu 20 Sep 2012

"An object that is familiar but altered is satisfying to me, like a good puzzle"

Interview: James Hooton

Sun 29 Apr 2012

He’s spent the last seventeen years playing a member of the most infamous Yorkshire soap family on TV, but James Hooton is still a Nottingham lad through and through. So when he got a call from an old friend who was putting on a play about the Motherland then he decided it was an opportunity worth skipping a few of episodes of Emmerdale for…

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Football Rocks

Living for the City

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UNESCO City of Literature: Slavomir Rawicz

UNESCO City of Literature: Slavomir Rawicz

UNESCO City of Literature: Geoffrey Trease

Interview: Holly Lucas

Ten Reasons Why Nottingham is the City of Football

Moscow City Ballet: The Nutcracker

Moscow City Ballet: The Nutcracker

UNESCO City of Literature: Lord Byron

UNESCO City of Literature: Margaret Cavendish

City Arts Move From Radford Into City Centre

Street Tales: The Bubonic Bell Inn

UNESCO City of Literature: Edward Harley

Interview: Councillor Jon Collins

Cycling in Nottingham: Citycard Bikes

Christopher Richardson talks Nottingham in the 19th Century

City Ground World Cup All-Stars

NG83 - Rock City Crew

Interview: George Akins of Rock City

Rolo Tomassi

Interview: The Invisible Orchestra

Art Works: James Michie

Interview: James Hooton