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Today marks the 78th birthday of music legend Paul McCartney. To celebrate, we look back on his remarkable career, making him one of Britain’s best…

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The Power of Pearson: changing young lives in Nottingham.

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A youth centre located in Beeston, Nottingham, runs family-orientated events and is supportive of the local community. Laura Beardmore, from Long Eaton, who is the…

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Baller League UK: How a Six-a-Side Tournament is Redefining Sports Journalism

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The future of football might not lie in massive stadiums or century-old rivalries, but in the bright lights of an indoor pitch where influencers, ex-professionals,…

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After the Turquoise Wave: What Reform UK’s Takeover of Nottinghamshire Tells Us About Britain’s Future

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As Reform UK turns Nottinghamshire turquoise, its approach to governance, spending, and media control raises deeper questions about the future of British democracy.

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University of Nottingham to cut creative courses: What this means for students

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The University of Nottingham has confirmed plans to discontinue several music, language and arts degrees, sparking outrage from present and past students. The decision has…

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Forest overcome lackluster Leeds

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The Sean Dyche era at the ‘City Ground’ finally registered its first league victory in dramatic fashion. Despite falling behind early in the game, the…

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Artist’s Bio: Paul McCartney

The Power of Pearson: changing young lives in Nottingham.

Baller League UK: How a Six-a-Side Tournament is Redefining Sports Journalism

After the Turquoise Wave: What Reform UK’s Takeover of Nottinghamshire Tells Us About Britain’s Future

University of Nottingham to cut creative courses: What this means for students

Forest overcome lackluster Leeds