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Craig David Commitment Tour 2025

Jools Holland With Special Guests Marc Almond and Toby Lee

Resisting Mediocrity, Remaking the University With David Harvie

Ncf Comedy Presents: David Eagle: the Eagle Is Candid

Fini Bearman: This Is Not America [ Reimagining David Bowie]

Davide Giovannini’s Minas Project [ Brazilian Jazz]

David Essex

Performance: Our Quake Here Ever Feels by David Soin Tappeser

The Thompsons on David Bowie, Elton John and Their Favourite Notts Band

Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...

David Hockney: a Graphic Life, With Simon Elliott

A Tale Of Two Wives (and Four Husbands?): the Story Of Two Exceptional Women From Imperial Rome With Dr Davide Massimo and Chloë Choong

The David Tattersall Group

David Ramirez Band

David Ramirez Band (USA)

Bad Dad (David Walliams)

Bad Dad (David Walliams)

World-Building x Tabletop: Gathering Storm by David Blandy

John Bramwell (I Am Kloot) + David Fidler

Left Magpie: June 2023

After something of a hiatus, LeftLion's monthly Notts County FC column is back with reflections on that win at Wembley, being back in the football league, signing David McGoldrick, losing Ruben Rodrigues and... erm Josh Wink.

Starring in Snow White as the Dame, David Robbins Chats All Things Panto

David Robbins dons his frocks again to play the dame in this year’s Theatre Royal pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. But what’s a dame’s life like? David shares the highs and lows, alongside the secrets of his costume-making and wig-crafting skills, with us...   

Tales from THE WEDDING PRESENT - An evening in conversation with David Gedge

Book Review: Reds and Rams by David Marples

Anyone who’s been to the City Ground when Derby County come to town will know the two clubs either side of the A52 aren’t too fond of each other. In fact, it’s a rivalry almost as old as the sport itself, and one that David Marples’ new book, Reds and Rams, chronicles in layered, sophisticated detail. We give our thoughts on this refreshingly mature release…

Theatre Review: The Tiger Who Came To Tea at Theatre Royal

Judith Kerr’s children’s story might be over half a century old, but it still remains popular with the UK’s little people… and their parents.

We Chat to David Gill, One of the Last Remaining Blacksmiths in Nottinghamshire

From forging the hammer of Thor, the Norse god of thunder himself, to creating the ploughs that drove the British Agricultural Revolution, blacksmiths have played a crucial role in human history for millenia. Yet now there are only around 600 left in the entirety of the UK. We chat to David Gill, one of the last remaining blacksmiths in Notts, about the importance of the practice, what drew him to his line of work, and why interest in the craft is on the rise…