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Still Dangerously Relevant – Captain Dangerous Old Cold Store
Editor Dec 2, 2025 0

Over ten years ago, Captain Dangerous made such a strong impression that when we heard they were returning for one…

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Theatre and Arts
Cinderella – Oh yes you WILL enjoy it
Editor Dec 2, 2025 0

Cinderella at Nottingham Theatre Royal is an absolute treat from the moment you walk into the glittering auditorium to the…

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Music Features
RIP Jimmy Cliff
Editor Nov 24, 2025 0

Jimmy Cliff has died today at the age of eighty one and the world has lost not just a musician…

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Music Features
A Groove That Shaped Generations: Remembering Mani of The Stone Roses
Editor Nov 20, 2025 0

Today we say goodbye to Gary “Mani” Mounfield, a musician whose basslines didn’t just support songs – they shaped a…

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Music Features
When the Bar Becomes the Barrier: How Big Venue Pricing Hurts Live Music from the Top Down
Editor Nov 19, 2025 0

There is no denying that live music is under pressure. Independent venues are fighting for survival, audiences are booking late…

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Music Features
Music With a Purpose: How Grassroots Artists Change Lives
Editor Nov 19, 2025 0

Grassroots music has become a lifeline for struggling communities. Musicians like Joe Solo, Jess Silk, Sam Draisey, Ferocious Dog and…

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Theatre and Arts
The Lion. The Witch and the Wardrobe – Nottingham Review
Editor Nov 5, 2025 0

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe landed in Nottingham last night with a confident stride, not a polite tiptoe.…

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