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Saturday Night and Sunday Morning was released 60 years ago this month, James Walker shows that while the book may now qualify for a bus-pass, it's...
Life goes on for Alan Sillitoe as Stephen Booth and Alan Baker move to Notts.
To mark Ada Lovelace Day (9th October) we asked playwright Emily Holyoake to tell us why Lovelace was definitely a women Notts can be proud of:
Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting as Reginald Dwight pays Nottingham a visit.
Nottingham exits the 1970s by bagging a Nobel Prize and a European Cup. What will the '80s bring?
Discover your inner Dickens at Nottingham Speakers' Club.
Agatha Christie saves a local man, Frank Palmer scoops an award and Stephen Wright makes a name for himself.
The Beeston Storytellers have been spinning yarns to rapt audiences for several years now, so we sent reporter Bryony Ashmore to see how they've...
Our saunter through the last century reaches the mid-1970s and a Nottingham author wins the Booker Prize.
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