Lists. Fun stuff. Nottingham Word of the Week. When you need to keep it short and sweet, here’s bite-sized content you can read on the go.
Upside Down at the Bottom of the World is an award-winning play that details D.H. Lawrence’s brief spell in Cornwall and Australia. It has particular...
Mother’s Day and a Nottingham writer’s attempt to resist it.
Where am I? I am mentioned in the Doomsday book, I pioneered Sunday School education, I gave birth to the Nottingham High School, Robin Hood was...
Rome, The Eternal City, has claimed and inspired many of our great writers.
This week's location is the section of Mansfield Road that leads from the City Centre to the top of Sherwood.
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...
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,...
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