NEWS
Bloc Party and Jake Bugg to headline Nottingham’s Splendour festival 2025
Nottingham’s outdoor music festival is back after last years’ cancellation – and it looks set to be better than ever.
‘We want to create a liberating environment for everyone’: Nottingham Trent’s SHAG Fair returns for 2025
Nottingham Trent University Student’s Union hosted its annual SHAG (Sexual Health and Guidance) week in the last week of January.
GALLERY: The best moments of Beat the Streets 2025
More than 50 local artists took to stages across Nottingham venues to raise money for rough sleepers as the annual Beat the Streets charity fundraiser festival returned on Sunday – see the best moments here.
GALLERY: Nottingham exhibition bringing scientists’ ‘invisible’ findings to life
Lego models, virtual reality goggles and lace sculptures are among the different methods being used to bring experiments by University of Nottingham scientists to life in a new exhibition.
EXCLUSIVE: Vitality Roses’ Amy Carter talks Nations Cup, Nottingham crowd and more
With the opening weekend of the 2025 Vitality Netball Nations Cup just days away, our writer Rosina Butcher spoke to Vitality Roses and Manchester Thunder player Amy Carter about the tournament.
MUSIC
Bloc Party and Jake Bugg to headline Nottingham’s Splendour festival 2025
Nottingham’s outdoor music festival is back after last years’ cancellation – and it looks set to be better than ever.
REVIEW: ATEEZ light up the O2 Arena with energetic performances
I had the incredible privilege of seeing ATEEZ live at their first ‘Towards The Light’ London stop, and I am still in shock by the fantastic performances and how magical the experience was.
GALLERY: The best moments of Beat the Streets 2025
More than 50 local artists took to stages across Nottingham venues to raise money for rough sleepers as the annual Beat the Streets charity fundraiser festival returned on Sunday – see the best moments here.
‘It really makes an impact’ – Musicians, organisers and charities on Beat the Streets 2025
More than 50 local artists took to stages across Nottingham venues to raise money for rough sleepers as the annual Beat the Streets charity fundraiser festival returned on Sunday (January 26).
SPORTS
‘I just felt ready’: Player of The Match Paige Reed after England begin their Netball Nations Cup with a win
England’s Vitality Roses began their Nations Cup in fine fashion as they beat world number seven Malawi in Nottingham. The Vitality Roses entered the competition…
South Africa dominate Uganda in opening game of Netball Nations Cup in Nottingham
South Africa were dominant in their opening game of the Netball Nations Cup at Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena.
Why Notts County head coach Stuart Maynard will succeed despite being dubbed an ‘assistant manager’
Notts County head coach has frequently been dubbed an ‘assistant manager’ with his teaming failing to capitalise on rivals struggles this season. The automatic promotion…
EXCLUSIVE: Vitality Roses’ Amy Carter talks Nations Cup, Nottingham crowd and more
With the opening weekend of the 2025 Vitality Netball Nations Cup just days away, our writer Rosina Butcher spoke to Vitality Roses and Manchester Thunder player Amy Carter about the tournament.
LATEST PRINT ISSUES
TRAVEL AND LIFESTYLE
‘It could be buzzing here’ – Sneinton Market businesses praise area but say they need more support
Nottingham boasts a wide range of world-famous brands. The city can be thanked for the candy-striped clothes of Paul Smith and the beloved bikes of Raleigh.
How to beat the January blues
We’ve all heard of the January blues; that period where the excitement of Christmas is over and work is back in full swing.
The pressure of the new year and returning to routines lies heavily on everyone’s shoulders. But remember – you are not alone, and this article will show you exactly why January is the perfect time to start making a change.
‘I attempted to live off three meals with a £3 budget for one day. Here’s what I found’
After looking for ways to cut down his food bill, our reported decided to set himself a challenge – three full meals, one day, £3 to spend.
Free poetry night in Nottingham to offer ‘safe space’ for sober women during Dry January
A free poetry night is coming to Nottingham, hosted by Girls Gone Sober – an online community for sober or sober-curious women and LGBTQ+ individuals.
The event will take place on Sunday 12 January from 6pm to 8pm at the Malt Cross pub, with performances by Midlands-based poets Sophie Stephens and Louise Theokritoff among others.
FASHION AND BEAUTY
Classy or outdated? The return of leopard print – and why it’s so important
‘The speckled creature with its brown and black spots can camouflage into any background to hide from its prey – but to humans, leopard print is a bold statement bound to make you stand out,’ writes Leah Whittle.
Byoma review: Milky Cleanser – The best affordable cleanser that melts away your makeup
Using a cleanser is the first step in any makeup removal process. Cleansers break down and removes dirt and grim from the face which then…
Essential athleisurewear staples for anyone who values style and comfort
When the worlds of sportswear and high fashion collide, the result is athleisure—a style revolution that has transcended the gym and infiltrated wardrobes around the…
Bridal Hairstyles: Which ones to choose?
Written by Jacob Robinson For Nottingham brides-to-be, your wedding day is undoubtedly one of the most important and memorable days of your life and you’ll…