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Art Works: Anthony Freeman's Grungy Lion Illustration

Sun 16 Apr 2017

A local artist lets us in on his artistic process..

Michael Rother Interview

Wed 12 Apr 2017

The legendary German musician on Kraftwerk, Neu!, Harmonia, Bowie and Brexit…

NottsMan at The Angel Microbrewery: Local Poets and The Cockleman in Photos

Wed 12 Apr 2017

On Sunday, NottsMan whacked on a community-filled day of music, poetry and activities in a bid to raise funds for Dave Bartram aka The Cockleman – the man who has been selling fish from his basket to Nottingham pub punters, for over 56 years. Recently, Dave was attacked which led to the discovery of early-stage cancer, which means he will be out of work for a while. So NottsMan organisers raised funds and showed support, all in a grand day of creativity...

Left Panther: The 2017 Elite League Ice Hockey Season Ends

Tue 11 Apr 2017

The Elite League ice hockey season is over for another year. It finished in an exciting way for some teams, but certainly not for the Nottingham Panthers, who failed to qualify for the play-off final weekend at the National Ice Centre (NIC) which was ultimately won by the Sheffield Steelers…

Theatre Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Tue 11 Apr 2017

The second coming of Mark Haddon's novel-turned-play has gone down a treat...

Can Placenta Be a Model to Study Tumour Invasion? NTU's Dr Sivasubramaniam Explains at SciBar

Mon 10 Apr 2017

Dr Sivasubramaniam from Nottingham Trent University joins us at SciBar to discuss whether placenta can be a model to study tumour invasion...

Henry Normal Talks Nottingham Poetry Festival and His Castle Rock Brewery Beer

Tue 04 Apr 2017

After the success of the first Nottingham Poetry Festival in Autumn 2015, there are over fifty events going on from Friday 21 - Sunday 30 April. We had a natter with curator and Baby Cow Productions funnyman Henry Normal to talk all things poetry, being a Nottingham lad and his new beer, obviously...

Nottingham Trent Win Notts Varsity Ice Hockey Match Two Years on the Trot

Tue 04 Apr 2017

Once again, Trent trumps UoN on the ice with a score of 5-4. At Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham holds one of the biggest university events of the year...

Notts Comedy Band Arse Full of Chips Announce Inevitable One-off Reunion

Sat 01 Apr 2017

Pat Sharp has something to tell you...

Manchester Band The Slow Readers Club Play The Bodega and Dot To Dot Festival

Thu 30 Mar 2017

The Manchester band have just been announced for this year's Dot To Dot Festival and play The Bodega this Thursday...

Art Works: Camille Lea Pearson's Digital Illustrations

Mon 27 Mar 2017

A local artist lets us in on her creative process...

Nottingham Independent Fashion Parade in Photos

Mon 27 Mar 2017

On Saturday 25 March, Nottingham city was transformed into a catwalk to celebrate all the independent shops and fashion brands that exist among us. We got down to check out all of the strutters of the stuff on Saturday...

Nusic Future Session: Katie Cooper - Y O U and T I M E

Sat 25 Mar 2017

Some new local music from the finest purveyors in the citeh...

Poet Leanne Moden on Spoken Word in Nottingham

Fri 24 Mar 2017

Who’d have thought there was such a wealth of spoken word events and culture going on in our fair city? Founder of the spoken word night Crosswords and former-East Anglian, Leanne Moden couldn’t believe it either. She explains why poetry’s proper poppin’ off in Notts…

Poetry and Chat with Nottingham Trent University's Rory Waterman

Mon 20 Mar 2017

Not only is Rory Waterman Senior Lecturer in English and Creative Writing at Nottingham Trent University, his debut poetry collection, Tonight the Summer’s Over, was shortlisted for the Seamus Heaney Prize in 2014. We had a chat with him about what politics and poetry mean to him…

The Navigation Inn

Sun 19 Mar 2017

We got down to the old reliable for a bit of pub grub and a good time...

Notts Artist Video Mat on Writing a Book About His Indian Adventure

Thu 16 Mar 2017

We spoke to the man behind White Dolemite about his upcoming novel A Honky's Journey Through Chaos...

Film Review: Kong Skull Island

Thu 16 Mar 2017

The iconic giant ape is back on our screens - but for better or for worse?

DJ Yoda Lands at Confetti Industry Week 2017

Thu 09 Mar 2017

The DJ fills us in on all the things that make his tables turn...

Help Crowdfund a Wildlife Photography Documentary with Nottingham's Jack Perks

Thu 09 Mar 2017

You might remember a lovely photograph of a wild herring we proudly displayed in our print magazine. Mr Jack Perks was the man behind it, and he’s been photographing British wildlife for yonks. He's putting together a TV pilot for a documentary, and he needs your help...

International Women's Day 2017

Thu 09 Mar 2017

The women of Nottingham were out in force last night to entertain and celebrate...

23 Influential Black and Minority Ethnic Women in Nottingham

Wed 08 Mar 2017

Here is a handful of ladies who will give you a run for your money when it comes to creativity, innovation and activism

Five Leaves Shortlisted for Independent Bookshop of the Year

Wed 01 Mar 2017

Five Leaves Bookshop, Nottingham's radical and independent seller of paged goods, is on the shortlist for the regional round of the UK and Ireland Independent Bookshop of the Year Award, for the second year running. Gerrin.

Nottingham Secular Society Fracking Debate: INEOS Shale Vs Frackfree Nottinghamshire

Tue 28 Feb 2017

With the news that there might be fracking potentially starting in Sherwood Forest still fresh in the mind, Nottingham Secular Society hosted a debate on the subject. Garry Harwood, CEO of INEOS Shale, and Dennis May from Frackfree Nottinghamshire were invited to debate the motion, "This house believes that fracking is intrinsically safe and will be of great benefit to the country"

SciBar at The Vat & Fiddle - Biomolecules in The Fossil Record: Sequencing Proteins in Amber

Tue 28 Feb 2017

The monthly science event stomps into the pub, causing ripples in all the pint glasses. This month, Dr Victoria McCoy from the University of Leicester comes to talk…

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