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.
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A new LGBTQ+ art space has opened in Hockley on January 17 and has received support from local community.
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Nottingham’s biggest cinema – Cineworld based in The Cornerhouse – is set to close on February 2, 2025.
But relief comes for moviegoers as it has already been confirmed that the space will be taken over by Vue.
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The Vitality Roses, England’s national netball team, are set to play South Africa and Malawi at the Motorpoint Arena next month.
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Damning statistics released in October show drug-related deaths are continuing to rise in Nottingham, with a 217% increase between 2013 and 2023, despite no change in the amount of drug misuse.
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Nottingham city centre is set to display over 30 stunning immersive and interactive light installations.
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Platform Magazine are offering the chance for you to enjoy the ultimate netball experience for you and four friends.
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The recent rise of bus fares to £3 for a single journey has had a profound impact on Nottingham residents, with many now thinking twice about using the transport services.
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A new LGBTQ+ art community space is opening in Hockley on January 17 – which will be a creative hub for artists, musicians, and more.
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The annual Beat The Streets festival will return to Nottingham on January 26 – with organisers hoping to raise a total of £500k for charity.
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