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Kris Commons and Robert Earnshaw swap clubs, NTU unveil Parky as new Chancellor, Steve Green retires
Mansfield Town to become Harchester United, Arena sells out, Nottingham Eye is up, Capital One staff get p45s and more
Kirkland Laing drops orange peel, Nottingham Eye makes it's debut, man makes chicken-shit firing catapultand man gets nose bitten off at Libertys
Life-size cut-outs of Brian Blessed get stolen, Jermaine Pennant's dad gets sent down, Prince William pops up in the Pitcher and Piano and a former pop star becomes a copper
Chocolate makers go to war, Nightbus service axed, Notts County sack Steve Thompson and a Notts nazi sympathiser is revealed
Featuring The Coral, Looch The Mindreader, Athlete, Justin Moorhouse, Nottingham Rugby FC, Matt Haig, Miles Hunt, Control, Moot Gallery, Students and more.
Notts vs Forest friendly game not so friendly, Colin Gunn gets another nine years, Gordon Ramsey is in town and Sherwood bear is no more...
There is a northern light that never goes out. He is the man behind Pomona and he's just published a cracking memoir.
Featuring Sean Ryder, Jonathan Glazer, Scout Niblett, Football season previews, Paul Kaye, Computerman, Chris Summerlin, The Variety Club and more...
What do fish and chips, Marks & Spencer, the Mini and the Bank of England have in common? Refugees...
After a short break running paper shops, icing down knees and chatting up gormless birds in Geisha, our city’s lower division footballers prepare for another season of cloggery and huffing. We asked NFFC Blog and Martin Naylor – our regular contributors to Left Brian and Left ‘Pie-On – to give us a rundown on what a gwan on both sides of t’Trent…
Organised by producer Joe Buhdha and 1xtra's Mista Jam, this was yet another showcase of everything that's good about the UK hiphop scene.
Featuring Ziggy Marley, Jimmy Sirrel, Nicola Monaghan, Secret Stealth, James Last, The Smoking Ban and our Summer Festivals guide.
The Market Square finally re-opens, Wollaton Hall gets a £9million facelift, Sneinton market burns down and Ken Clarke gets beefy about the new tram system
"Music for birds to fly to. Music for mothers to cry to. Music for astronauts to die to. It's something to do with space, death and music being big"
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