The White Horse, 313 Ilkeston Road, Radford, the place where Seaton and Sillitoe made their memorable first impression.
Today we take a look at the literary giants who have had Nottingham transport named after them.
Our Council House is 90!
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In our penultimate instalment, we are introduced to the fiction of Julie Myerson and Robert Harris, and former Nottinghamshire Police officers throw...
We reach the '90s and Nottingham's favourite detective makes his debut.
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, its...
Life goes on for Alan Sillitoe as Stephen Booth and Alan Baker move to Notts.
We reach the summer of '69 with a book in a box and naked wrestling.
As a writer becomes a Freeman of the City, Anarchy produces a Nottingham issue, and it's revealed that Enid Blyton's adventure stories are not wanted...
Another Sillitoe classic hits the screens, and it's a significant time for theatre in Nottingham.
This edition of 20th Century Notts features just one year, 1960, a time when Nottingham was at the centre of the literary world.
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