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Chris Smith, a Nottingham-based football coach, who has worked previously with the likes of Nottingham Forest and Lincoln City, is picking up his passport this month to head to Micronesia, a country spread over 600 islands off the Western Pacific Ocean, to embark on one spectacular footballing journey...
Despite what people in Yorkshire might claim, Robin Hood is a Nottingham icon – he even has his own tram. Here, Ant and Gav, who don’t half love a list, take a look at the six best Robin Hoods in film and TV…
A Nottingham bloke living in Madrid has discovered a rare gem among the eatery ranks - Robin Hood. That’s right, the Spaniards have opened up a restaurant and social enterprise, where the homeless community can get themselves a decent meal. And it’s all down to one bloke...
Nottingham CAMRA's annual festival of beers, ales and ciders hit the castle once again and we sent our Debs there to drink all the ales she possibly could...
Warming, passionate and inspiring. Michael Symmons Roberts and Alison Moore made the first night of the Festival of Literature go off with an explosion of everything that makes writers write and readers read.
The international comedian tells us how he likes to kill time in our fair city before making with the funny in the evening…
We sent singer-songwriter and all round good gyal to the biggest charity event of the year
"I didn't want to create a straightforward, evil baddie who sticks his wife on a tidal rock - I wanted to make him human"
I saw a dragon gate by Gaudi, in Barcelona, and I thought, "I'll have a go at making a dragon in my spare time."
No, it's not a dream. Yes, that really is Will Robinson in a leotard
In a pilot for our new series of regular Vloggers, we sent I'm Not From London head honcho Will Robinson to the NTU Art and Design Degree show
Nottingham's top fashion designer has always had a bit of a thing for the pedals, and he has now immortalised this passion in a 265-page book
"He makes you feel as though you know him personally and brings you into his world so that you can relate to and connect with his music"
"I got a piece of marble, knocked some lumps off it, and it just worked"
Starring Joe Dempsie of Game of Thrones fame, and of course, the pop-prince of Notts
The Nottingham music man extraordinaire answered our quizzicals in photographic form
"I was also thinking about work songs as a form for expressions of community and protest. Almost as soon as I began my research I found stories about miners whistling on buses"
"More and more people are starting martial arts from a younger age. Parents are becoming more aware of the huge benefits it has in fitness and self-discipline"
"I figure that anyone who has a gone out of their way to wear an armband which holds an iPhone must take running pretty seriously"
"There's never been a time when Orwell's book wasn't culturally relevant. But it does feel particularly pertinent to our times"
"If a book gives us nerdgasms, we put it out"
"Everyone knows the Workshop won't be the same without Ian and it will be a great loss for us, but I don't want it to be the same"
Shelter Point’s woozy, dreamy songs are winning over every tastemaker, from Zane Lowe to the LeftLion team. Back from a UK tour with Indiana, and with a Sony deal in the bag, we sat down with singer Liam and producer Robin to find out how it all began, what’s next, and their adventures in between…
Check out this Nottingham lad's snaps - he won the Young Creative Awards' Photography category last year
Born in County Tyrone, Bob Robinson has called Nottingham home for the last forty-odd years. It’s here he’s created work that is equally bold, humorous and grotesque, yet has gained little recognition. Now aged 63 and living with terminal cancer, we spoke to him about the inspiration behind his art and how it feels to have a retrospective at such a poignant time.
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