D.H. Lawrence’s early years, his family and the community he belonged to, were crucial to his development as a writer and a man. In using his local...
Next week we'll be launching something quite special: and we'll need your help. First, let's meet Becky Cullen...
This week, a tale of two churches and possibly the most well-known phrase ever produced by a Notts writer.
On Thursday the incredible and exciting UKYA City Takeover hits Nottingham, with a week of utter excellence showcasing the finest young talent. We...
Long Row, one of Nottingham’s oldest streets, is rich in literary history from the ‘grandfather’ of evolution, Lord Byron’s coffin, Miller the poet,...
Victoria Street, the former meeting place of an odde literary society.
Established in the years after the Norman Conquest, our first printers are buried here, Abigail Gawthern recorded its bells ringing, and Richard III...
He's been Adrian Mole, Tony Blair, Postman Pat and DAN! DAN! DAN! from Alan Partridge, but the genial Stephen Mangan has many more strings to his...
In 1785 the poet Henry Kirk (later to be Kirke) White was born near Nottingham’s Old Market Square. Inside the Exchange Arcade (off Cheapside) is a...
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