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What A Decade: Nusic on Why Nottingham Should Be Crowned the Music City of the Last 10 Years

If you live in Nottingham and are passionate about that music thing, it’s fair to say this is the best decade we’ve ever had. And...

Notes From a Mental Health Nurse: Music as a Healer

18 January 20

Each month, our anonymous mental nurse, who has over two decades on experience working in Nottingham, will deal with a specific mental health issue with practical, accessible advice. This month, to fit the theme of our music special, they talk us through how we can use the medium for some much needed peace...

Overall There is a Smell of Fried Onions

16 January 20

Cast your mind back to the 1990s – an era before mobile phones, the internet and LeftLion. Back then, a printed magazine called Overall There Is A Smell of Fried Onions was covering and nurturing Nottingham’s music, culture and events scene. Under the leadership of Paul Kilbride, it published fifty-odd issues between 1991-98, distributing them for free in venues all over the city...

Review: Daliso Chaponda - Blah Blah Blacklist at Nottingham Contemporary

18 January 20

Malawi's Got Talent: Come for the Madonna gag, stay for the awkward questions...

Film Review: 1917

17 January 20

Sir Sam Mendes’ World War One epic is the most Oscar-nominated film of the year, but that means nowt without the ol’ LeftLion stamp of approval…

Juan: Nottingham Short Film Looking for Funding

17 January 20

We had a chat with Ben Keeling, former student of Nottingham College, about his upcoming student film Juan, Nottingham’s growing cinematic community and how you can get involved with his project. 

20 Great Battle Scenes from Film History

17 January 20

From the walls of Jerusalem to the beaches of Normandy, to the Mongolian plains and the waves of the Atlantic. Whether its spears and shields or bullets and bayonets, these are twenty of the greatest battle scenes in film history...

Music Reviews: Pete Whoosh’s 52 Card Trick

16 January 20

DiY collective founder Pete Whoosh started Spirit Wrestlers following a cancer diagnosis which led him to explore holistic treatment and reconnect with the healing power of music. Back in March 2019, the not-for-profit label launched  The 52 Card Trick project, releasing tracks on a weekly basis for a year and donating the proceeds to chosen charities that support natural healing. Packed with soothing sounds from known names including Hot Toddy, Brawther and Ex Friendly, alongside gems from local talent and beyond, as the project comes close to the end we look back at the breadth of releases and check out some highlights...

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Radishes are so retro.

Burra-Khana: Indian Street Food & Wood Fired Grill in Nottingham

6 of the Best Vegan Breakfasts in Nottingham

Six of the tastiest plant-based breakfasts to get your day off to the best start...

5 Cracking Christmas Market Foods at Nottingham's Winter Wonderland

28 November 19

We found the best Christmas Market stalls so you don’t have to. 

10 Halloween Themed Events For Music Lovers In Notts

20 October 19

Whether you’re into thrash metal or disco cuts, there’s an opportunity for music fans of all genres to get monster mashed this year. Here are our top picks… 

7 Places to Try a Meat-Free Burger in Nottingham

07 October 19

We run down some of the best herbivore-friendly places to grab a veggie or vegan burger in Notts...

9 Bottomless Brunches to Try in Nottingham

06 September 19

Haven't you heard? These days, brunch ain't brunch if ain't following your fry-up with as many glasses of bubbles as your body can handle. Here's our pick of the best in Notts...
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