What's been rufflin' Ayup Duck's feathers this month?
Ayup Duck has been gerrin' a bit hot under the collar this past month...
Ayup Duck gives his thoughts on The Cobra's new Notts venture...
Our feathered friend has gorra thing or two to say about that there royal wedding...
James Walker blathers on about dialect and mining culture for a BBC Radio 4 series called Talk and Tongue.
Make to Make, a Community Interest Company that runs creative workshops in Nottingham, has recently reached the final of ITV’s The People’s Projects and needs your votes to receive further funding from The Big Lottery Fund. Make to Make’s workshops include Craft Cafe - a regular sewing and textiles workshop for isolated members of the community - and Lego Club - a fortnightly creative play session at Rough Trade Records where kids and parents can find time to play together. Managing director Kim Errington talks to LeftLion about funding, being on telly and the invaluable work Make to Make does for the community.
We're not too proud of the city, this month. We can do better.
Notts news from last month...
Last month's headlines from your beloved city...
Splendour celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, and what better way to celebrate than by pulling in one of the UK’s biggest singer-songwriters?
Some of the daftest things to happen in Notts...
Crimbo is close, which means it’s time to get giving, and if you’re looking for a worthy cause in need of pennies we’ve got it covered. Midlands Women’s Aid, a refuge service in Notts, is looking to raise £840 to buy presents for forty children (budgeting £20 per child) and they need our help. They’ve only got till Sunday 10 December to hit their target…
Turns out Nottingham has a secret cocktail wizard who has created the next best thing in flavoured booze...
The students are back, the 'feds' are crackin' down and all of the birds have been set free...
Some daft, some daring, and some down right cheeky...
Couple news stories from last month...
We spoke to Cllr David Trimble and Nigel Hawkins to get to the bottom of the story behind the sale and redevelopment of our Central Library on Angel Row...
December - January 2017
Find out what's been going off around and about the city over the past month or so...
Nottingham's most opinionated grocers on...
In 2016, 29-year-old Nottingham man Ricky Slade was confronted by a paedophile-hunting action group at Nottingham Train Station. He was later charged with three attempts to incite a child to engage in sexual activity and one attempt to meet a child for sexual activity, and died while in custody awaiting his sentence. The group who confronted him goes by the name The Hunted One. We spoke to one of their members about what they do.
The creative community champions Mimm have hooked up with local fashion brand Studio LBW...
