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In an attempt to even out the gender-balance in the music scene, Fan Club are committed to hosting all-female line ups at their events
We had a natter with the star players of our local basketball team, rising to the top of the hoop charts
The dub reggae, ska band sent Nottingham city residents round the twist in Spanky Van Dykes as part of Reggae Takeover
"I’m glad that Rock City has stuck around like a shelter from the storm. It's good when you have a club that has that energy to it and has been taken care of"
"We lose money but going to see these acts play London would cost us the same. It's nicer to stay in the Hood and feed them cake before the gig"
A cheeky little number - and video - about getting fined on the city's trams
Just The Tonic founder Darrell Martin can boast giving the city a comedy scene worth shouting about and is due to celebrate twenty years in the comedy club game. But not before he gets back from running 120 shows a day for a whole month at the world’s biggest arts festival...
Laura Wade adapts her play Posh for the big screen
Award-winning comedy and dance duo New Art Club performed their new production, Hercules – a dance cabaret
From his first experience of Saturday morning kids’ shows at the pictures, Rick Wilde became hooked on not only films but on how cinemas worked. Beginning his career in 1953 as a four teen-year-old, he worked as a projectionist until 2006. When he joined the business there was 52 picture houses around the city: from the crude conversions of the early 1900s, the gilded Victorian palaces of the 1910s, the art deco continentals of the 1930s, the sophisticated twin and triples of the 1960s and 1970s, to the multiplexes of today - he’s seen it all. A walking encyclopedia of Notts cinema shares his knowledge with us...
Local lad Adam Dixon and Ipswich import Harry Martin are midfield partners for current national champions Beeston Hockey Club, as well as international regulars for both Great Britain and England. We popped along to discuss nights out in Nottingham, the highs and lows of the Olympics, and those pesky Panthers...
Barry O’Dowd teaches kids to box. The former army champion founded Bulwell Hall Amateur Boxing Club in 2004 and has spent almost a decade suppor ting young people in his community. Last year he picked up the title of Coach of the Year at the Nottingham Sports Awards and rubbed shoulders with Torvill and Dean at the Olympics. We popped along to the club to see what he’s all a-bout...
Mimm: it’s a clothes shop. And an art gallery. And a record label. And a club night. And according to owner Nathaniel Coltrane, it’s only just started…
"The fact that we somewhat resemble the original cast is only due to the impact this show had on our lives"
Summer’s here, and Notts County Cricket Club is defending their County Champions title. A lot of the credit for that goes to Mick Newell, the Outlaws’ highly-regarded director of cricket, and a man who could well be doing the same job for England in time…
"For the last few minutes I’m just buzzing to get in there, but that’s the whole fun of it. If you didn’t have that feeling then it wouldn’t mean anything"
"Every book represents a portion of your life, kind of like a scrapbook. Fight Club is like reading a journal from fifteen years ago"
To celebrate World Mental Health Day we interviewed Matt Haig. Author of The Dead Fathers Club, a book which deals with a young child's grief...
"Jesus would be horrified to be considered as a racist"
"Psy-Trance?" I hear you cry, cyber kids? Mass produced Euro Trance? Forget Flip and Fill, this is much different.
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