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Lady Bay residents invited to apply for community grants
Residents and community groups in Lady Bay can now apply for funding, with grants supporting local projects ranging from garden planters to children’s performances.
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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 10K finished in record time
The pros have crossed the finish line at the Nottingham 10K in record time today: the men’s first finish was 31:49 by Joe Crutchley, and the first woman finished in 36:21 by Claire Frankland. The course record was broken by three seconds, and is the fastest in
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Nottingham 10K this morning: information for spectators
The Nottingham 10K starts this morning. Here’s where to watch, how to cheer on runners, and what road closures to expect.
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Community benefit org, MVP, raising money for Peggy's Skylight venue
Peggy's Skylight continues to put on vibrant jazz shows, despite period of concern around building ownership changing hands.
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Nottingham Hoods face-off against London Cavaliers tonight
Hoods host the Cavaliers tonight, with new signing Abiodun Adedo set to make his debut after returning to the UK from Azerbaijan.
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AI Opportunities and Concerns Discussed in Nottingham
Excitement around AI continues with meetup this evening, but the tech is not without its problems.
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BBC Introducing East Midlands returns tonight
Metronome once again hosts the free event from the BBC, showcasing local talent.
The Lunch Edit
The Dice Box, Sneinton, hopes to open 9th May
A new board gaming cafe is set to open its doors in Sneinton Avenues this spring with over 650 board games to choose from.
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A message for Nottingham from the Donbas in eastern Ukraine
An official photographer from a Ukrainian Assault Battalion reminds us of what is happening on the frontlines.
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Clocktower to become a "progressive" food hall with new management
The Blend Family are taking over the curation of food and beverage in the Victoria Centre Clocktower this summer.
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Police seize five more unlawful e-bikes
Enforcement work continues to curb dangerous e-bike usage, with more removed from the streets tonight.
The Lunch Edit
Rally for Ukraine: "There can be no peace while children remain stolen."
On Saturday, upwards of two hundred people arrived in the rain for a march through the city to once again ensure people do not forget that Ukraine is still embroiled in a war to defend themselves. Speeches were given afterwards where many spoke about the children of Ukraine who have