Nottingham was selected by the BBC and Libraries Connected to run a series of workshops throughout March 2021 on the theme of Politics, Power and...
World Jam have been wowing audiences in Notts for some time, building a unique community with a global outlook
For World Poetry Day 2021, twenty-three Cities of Literature are coming together to honour poets and celebrate one of humanity’s most treasured forms...
James Walker specialises in digital storytelling and has turned to Twitter to reimagine Sillitoe’s classic story of defiance for the Covid...
In our latest profile of a local writer, we feature a poet who turned grief into creativity.
Five Leaves' Ross Bradshaw writes about his relationship with libraries and the small Scottish town where it all began.
Our first Youth Advisory Board gives 16-25 year-olds the chance to voice their opinions and ideas about our work. Nine young people from across...
An interview with Norma Charles, who has published her first book, Foley Crow: Friend or Foe?
The Forest Recreation Ground, where locals take leave of their senses.
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