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Formed around 900 AD, the village of Notintone became known as Sneinton in 1194. Sneinton’s Market Square – which is not officially in Sneinton – is...
Nottingham's Greeneland.
Building A Better World With Words is a blog series asking how international Cities of Literature are coping with the Covid-19 crisis. In the final...
Read more about Changing Wor(l)ds, a cultural partnership created by NTU researchers in 2014 to research and create space for marginalised voices.
Find inspiration for your letter of solidarity by reading these 9 famous letters from history...
This week’s literary location article is all about Mee, Arthur Mee, who wrote around a million words a year, for fifty years, helping to teach and...
Director Sandeep Mahal pens a letter to tell you why our new project focuses on letters, and why the digital workshop series will help you to write...
Winner of the MyVoice Creative Writing Competition, Charlie-Dawn shares her perceptions about how pain and writing are intertwined.
Basford House, where Thomas Bailey compiled his Annals of Nottinghamshire and his son Philip wrote what would become one of the longest poems ever...
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