The chief contributor to the Morning Briefing, successfully posting the 8am briefing each day since late 2025. That includes the audio version over on 24 Hours of Radio.
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Nottingham Green Guardians are leading a free riverside wildlife walk along the Trent today, encouraging people to connect with nature during Mental Health Awareness Week as new Birdwatch data shows changing bird populations across Nottinghamshire.
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A Nottingham talk on the transformation of Norwich Castle comes as Nottingham Castle continues rebuilding confidence after its troubled reopening and council takeover, with visitor numbers now beginning to recover.
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Mental Health Awareness Week begins, with events across Nottingham encouraging people to talk openly about mental health. University of Nottingham is also hosting a conference focused on improving care for underserved communities.
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The Nottingham Super Soapbox Challenge kicks off this morning with gravity-powered carts, hay bale crashes, and a business-backed push to bring more people into the city centre.
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The 141st Nottinghamshire County Show takes over Newark Showground today with animal demonstrations, lawn mower racing, food stalls, and a new “Ask a Farmer” feature aimed at answering questions for those new to the industry.
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FluentinBoth returns to New Art Exchange with poetry, music and storytelling exploring how climate change can disproportionately affect communities and contribute to displacement and social division.
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BACKLIT’s EDITION26 exhibition pairs older and newer works from Nottingham artists, as the gallery itself enters a new chapter after buying its Ashley Street home.
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Three Nottinghamshire venues are among those at risk as industry figures show nearly two pubs closing each day in early 2026, with rising costs, redevelopment plans and company restructures all contributing to a challenging outlook for the sector.
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Over 100 works chart the rise and struggles of artists Robert MacBryde and Robert Colquhoun, whose success in 1940s London gave way to hardship shaped by war, poverty, and persecution, now explored in a new Nottingham Castle exhibition.
Weekly Round-up
A mix of sport, music, markets and workshops across Nottinghamshire this week, from sailing open days to poetry nights and vintage fairs.
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A bank holiday double bill sees league-leading Blaze host Surrey in a 50-over One Day Cup match, alongside a 17-stall street food festival at Trent Bridge.
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Throughout the month, venues across Nottinghamshire are opening their doors for people to see art.