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Mark Thomas, the ‘godfather of political comedy’ brings his Gaffa Tapes show to a sold-out audience at the Lakeside Arts Theatre. So how did it unwind?

Among the array of shop fronts in Sneinton Market, one you are not likely to miss is the vividly colourful Megan Crook. In addition to The Textile Guru, her separate fabric and haberdashery store, Megan Crook designs, sews and sells her own range of vibrant and quirky clothing, with a focus on inclusivity, sustainability and fun. We went along to chat to Megan to hear more…

Love Nottingham Singalong

Sat 12 Oct 2024

Nottingham's Lace Market: The Notables and The Workers

Sat 05 Oct 2024

Marketing and Administration Assistant

Mon 30 Sept 2024

Shoot The Duck - Sneinton Market Avenues

Sat 21 Sept 2024

Book Review: Mark Vanner's 'The Bone That Swallowed A Man'

Wed 11 Sept 2024

Modern tech is able to represent real life with increasing detail - but it doesn't get to the heart of the truth like surreal poetry can.

Worth the Weight Nottingham: Vintage Kilo Sale

Sat 07 Sept 2024

Interview: Comedian Mark Thomas

Tue 03 Sept 2024

Cathy Symes interviews Mark Thomas, the left-wing political comedian and protestor about his new stand-up show Gaffa Tapes which is coming to the Nottingham Lakeside on Friday 25 October...

The Society of Authors Presents: Mark Eklid

Sat 24 Aug 2024

History, style and roses: we visited The Bath Inn in Sneinton Market

Thu 15 Aug 2024

Among Nottingham’s huge array of historical pubs, The Bath Inn, near the LeftLion offices in Sneinton Market, is one of our favourites, distinctive for its quasi-Egyptian decor, beautiful flower arrangements and the rich sense of history that hits you from the first step you take through the door. We visited for a chat with the Nottingham-born landlord Piers Baker, previously a rose grower by trade, to find out how the 19th century bar became the unique spot that it is today.