This week we visit Retford, an attractive market town up in the north of Notts, and discover why it’s firmly on our literary map.
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We kick off our ambitious campaign to encourage everyone in Nottingham to get reading. Books will appear in the most unusual and wonderful of places.
This week we visit a bench in Keyworth dedicated to an award-winning journalist, the Nottingham crime writer Frank Palmer.
This week is a busy one, with Independent Bookshop Week going on – we have a variety of booksellers in Notts, from Five Leaves and Ideas on Paper in...
About a mile and a half from Southwell is Halam, a picturesque village of around 400 people, and a hotbed of literature.
For the past three years, Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature have been part of Nottingham Trent University's Grads4Nottm scheme.
The Lowdham Book Festival is back, and to celebrate two full decades of attracting writing talent - and many thousands of book fans - to the...
One of the 20th Century’s best-known and most respected social psychologists, (John) Michael Argyle was born on August 11th 1925, at 2 First Avenue,...
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