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I’m Not From London’s Fuzzbox, a night of dirty garage rock and psych, steps up a notch for its Easter egg-travaganza, moving on up to The Bodega. We went along for a listen.
On the eve of a new exhibitions about Vikings in Nottingham, the Lakeside Arts Centre at the University of Nottingham present David Knight talking about The History of Nottingham, including looking at the cities defences and caves.
Voted the nation's favourite play in a 2013 poll, Alan Bennett's 2004 stage classic set in a Sheffield grammar school in the 1980s remains both funny and thought-provoking.
Hip hop history in Nottingham is ridiculously rich; too rich to fit into one article. This piece is an introduction, the iceberg tip of a topic that we’ve been lucky enough to clock thanks to Pariz 1, DJ Fever and Courtney Rose, who put their time aside to drop endless OG gems; some of which have been stored in the LeftLion vault, for future podcast-related endeavours. Before we go in deep, let’s take a look back at the beginnings of the movement in the US, and at hip hop’s place in humble Notts…
The West Indies arrive in Nottingham for some unseasonable September cricket. It will be the sixth time that they have faced England in a one day international at Trent Bridge so we take a look back at the previous engagements to see what we can glean from the past.
These days it's impressive when a double act like Reeves & Mortimer appear in Nottingham but did you know that Laurel & Hardy actually performed in Nottingham? AJ Marriot joins us at the Lace Market Theatre to tell us all about it.
Them Pesky Kids are a film collective from Notts. All Confetti students, the group are aiming to raise £10,000 through a Kickstarter campaign, to fund a new short, Ariella, and they're off to a decent start indeed. Our Screen Editor Ash Carter spoke to Them Pesky Kids' Michael Jobling about the project...
Alongside Eastbourne and Queens, the Nottingham Open is one of the premier grass-court tournaments held in this country in the run-up to Wimbledon. But does success in Nottingham translate to success in London? We have a look back at past finalists to see how they got on…
Esperanto is the most widely spoken constructed language in the world. And it's got some pretty interesting roots in Nottingham...
We take a dive into the geographical history of the World Snooker Championship, and dig up an old rivalry…
Communities Inc., a not-for-profit organization set up to challenge inequality and discrimination in and around Nottingham, took over the Council House on Valentines Day for their first ever Love Not Hate event...
PubhD bursts into summer in a very warm Vat & Fiddle
"Are they trying to give that person a genuine compliment, or demean them by publicly regarding them as nothing more than a being there specifically for their sexual gratification?"
Nottingham Women's Centre and Nottinghamshire Police have been working together to ensure the city is safer for women
This month, our Wayne Burrows talks us through the advert for the old women's clothes shop Birdcage, which used to be located on Bridlesmith Gate
"Nottingham is rich in Anglo-Saxon and Viking history; Snott and his Angles founded the earliest incarnation of our city"
How will local researchers cope with only having ten minutes to talk about their work?
"Publishers love murder, and yet murder is quite rare, while there were over 33,000 rapes and nearly 100,000 sexual offences in England and Wales last year. There are murders in this novel, but the crime at its core is date rape"
"In 1849 an abandoned baby was found in a back room, which led to a furious debate over where, precisely, the dividing line between the two parishes of St Peter's and St Nicholas' ran"
"Billy Gunn put together an impressive CV for a man forced to practice his batting in the middle of the night because that was his only spare time from his job working in a shop"
In 1981 just under half of Nottingham residents lived in council houses. We look back at the fascinating history of how they've shaped our city today
Get the lowdown on what the boffins are getting stuck into for their PhDs, but in plain speak
It's Black History Month, so we're dedicating this batch of reviews to activist George Oswald Powe
"There's such a richness in the Caribbean. It’s so intense. The smells, the tastes and the colours, everything is louder and sweeter"
Ever wondered what Jamaicans in Nottingham have been up to for the last century or two? Read on...
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