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Object Walk: Charlotte Bryant's Final Letter Before Execution

Mon 16 Mar 2020

We’ve teamed up with the National Justice Museum to put objects from the past into the hands of people of the present. This month, in a special extended edition to celebrate our history issue, we visited Usha Sood at Trent Chambers with the final letter written by Charlotte Bryant before her execution for murder in 1936…

Marching Through Multimodal: Sensing Systems Revealed

Fri 13 Mar 2020

Matt Woodham’s most ambitious project to date features a busy schedule of events happening every weekend this month. From exhibitions to talks and fully blown parties, here’s where you can catch ‘em all…

Object Walk: A Matchstick Violin Created by Prisoners

Mon 06 Jan 2020

We’ve teamed up with the National Justice Museum to put objects from the past into the hands of people of the present. This month, we took a matchstick violin created by prisoners to Adam Wood, Senior Promotions Manager at Rock City...

Review: Black Men Walking at Nottingham Playhouse

Thu 31 Oct 2019

The Eclipse Theatre Company presents...

12 Nottingham Organisations To Support You Through a Tough Time

Thu 26 Sep 2019

Life can be flipping hard sometimes. Living in a city like Nottingham, we’re lucky to have a community that can get us back on our feet when things get tough. This place is home to a multitude of support groups and organisations whose sole purpose is to help people through hard times, no matter what they may be…

Object Walk: Martin Sommerville from By Our Hands We Make Our Way

Sun 21 Jul 2019

In a new regular feature, we’ve teamed up with the National Justice Museum to put objects from the past into the hands of people of the present.

Prepare to Play the Pro!

Tue 02 Apr 2019

I mean, we’ve all been there right? Ping-Pong table at Das Kino; there’s an atmosphere, you’re on your game, things are going well, so well you decide to tweet a Commonwealth table tennis champion and challenge them to a match.

Artist Tristram Aver is Raising Awareness of Austerity and Autism Through His Native British Trees Series

Tue 30 Oct 2018

Tristram Aver is a father, artist and curator who recently used lino-printing techniques to create 1,000 prints in one day, all on his tod, to raise money and awareness for Autism East Midlands and The Woodland Trust. An extension of his Native British Trees series, the project delves into topics ranging from austerity and war, to sustainability and mental health. We sat down with Tristram beneath the yellowing Victoria Park leaves to find out what's rustling in his brain crevices...

Walk This Way! at The Primary

Wed 25 Jul 2018

We headed down to Primary for an art walk led by children from Mellers Primary School...

Memorial Walk Planned to Raise Funds for Statue of Bendigo the Bare-Knuckle Boxer

Mon 19 Feb 2018

Ryan's in this for the long run, dedicating his time to properly commemorate this underappreciated legend...

Celebrating DH Lawrence's Birthday in a Tree

Sun 07 Jan 2018

LeftLion’s owd Literature Editor James Walker, on retracting DH Lawrence’s footsteps across Eastwood...

Talk about the Refugee Crisis in the Countryside

Fri 07 Jul 2017

Communities Inc. have got a great new project on the go; Walk the Talk...

Our Literature Editor James Walker Says Goodbye

Mon 29 May 2017

So long, and thanks for all the fiction...

Sarah Walker-Smith on The Legend of Lady Rock

Mon 19 Sep 2016

"I didn't want to create a straightforward, evil baddie who sticks his wife on a tidal rock - I wanted to make him human"

Film Review: Alice Through the Looking Glass

Thu 02 Jun 2016

The sequel to the 2010 film has not been well received - what did our reviewer make of it?

Street Tales: Kaye's Walk Shooting

Tue 03 Nov 2015

We delve a little deeper into the history of our city's streets to give you the tales they'd never have taught you at school

The Walk

Sun 04 Oct 2015

Robert Zemeckis directs the dramatisation of Philippe Petit's tightrope walk between the world trade center buildings

Croatia Walk

Wed 22 Apr 2015

"I keep winding my wife up about the film Hostel, but I'm sure there are easier targets than us two"

Croatia Walk

Wed 22 Apr 2015

"I keep winding my wife up about the film Hostel, but I'm sure there are easier targets than us two"

Street Tales: Exchange Walk

Mon 06 Apr 2015

Back in the day, there were big plans to make the route from Market Square to St Peter's Square a major thoroughfare for vehicles...

Nottingham Through Fresher Eyes

Thu 12 Mar 2015

Nottingham Trent University's photography students snapped up the city when they were mere fresh faces cutting their teeth

Marian Clayden: A Dyer's Journey Through Art and Fashion

Sun 11 May 2014

The lady who taught in St Ann's and studied at Nottingham School of Art before inventing 'boho chic' fashion for A-listers

Interview: Samantha Morton

Wed 25 Sep 2013

She’s starred opposite the likes of Johnny Depp and Tom Cruise, been directed by Woody Allen and Steven Spielberg and won a BAFTA for her 2010 directorial debut, The Unloved. Samantha Morton is now an international star; not bad for a lass from Clifton who left school at thirteen...

The Best Caves in Nottingham

Fri 06 Jul 2012

The best holes in town, according to Dr David Strange-Walker of the Nottingham Cave Survey

Interview: David Strange-Walker of Nottingham Cave Survey

Tue 26 Jun 2012

Whether it was for living space, work, shelter or punishment, our ancestors were obsessed with going underground, with over five hundred caves dotted across the city. They’re all being catalogued by the Nottingham Caves Survey - and according to Project Leader David Strange-Walker, putting a sledgehammer through a pub door has
never been more educational...

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