Site search

Nottingham Central Library Presents: Simon Armitage and guests

Ben Ottewell & Ian Ball: Gomez By Request

Nature Poetry Workshop: After Simon Armitage

Nature Poetry Workshop: After Simon Armitage

Life Behind Bars, with Lucy Simons, co-owner at The Abdication

We chat to Lucy Simons, co-owner at The Abdication...

Simon Joyner

The Simon & Garfunkel Story

Philip Simon: School's Out Comedy Club - Nottingham Kids Comedy Festival

Ncf Comedy Presents Ian Peskett: W.i.p - Winging It Painfully

Meet the Holocaust Survivor: Q&a With Simon Winston Bem

Three days of darkness and light: the Nottingham attacks as they happened

Two years on, Benedict Cooper remembers how the city came together in the wake of the Nottingham attacks, in which students Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber and caretaker Ian Coates were tragically killed.

Ben Ottewell & Ian Ball

An Afternoon With Simon Winston Bem, Holocaust Survivor

Lucas Walters Trio + Dominique Simone

Lady Nade Sings Nina Simone – New Year’s Eve Dinner Set

Lady Nade Sings Nina Simone – New Year’s Eve Late Show

Simon Brodkin: Screwed Up

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Ian Peskett - Winging It Painfully (one Man's Path to Redemption) - Nottingham Comedy Festival

We chat with Ian Broudie about goals, inspirations and Nottingham memories

The Lightning Seeds were formed in 1989 and named after a misheard Prince lyric, with frontman Ian Broudie going on to become one of the best tunesmiths of his generation, a writer of wonderfully melodic and uplifting indie-pop songs tinged with the band's custom vulnerability. Ahead of the band's return to Nottingham on 14th November, as part of their tour celebrating 35 years of the band and aptly timed to follow up on the release of their Greatest Hits album, Tomorrow’s Here Today, we had the chance to speak to frontman, producer and songwriter Ian Broudie...

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash

Ian Kirkpatrick - Iconoclash