• JonPritchard published Andy Hamilton, Nottingham Playhouse: review

    JonPritchard published Andy Hamilton, Nottingham Playhouse: review
    With the audience, as proven by a show of hands, mostly Radio Four listeners you could be forgiven for thinking Andy Hamilton's one-man show would have been a touch on the tame side.And for the most part – it was. The 61-year-old has been involved in comedy for almost forty years and his latest effort – Change Management – looks at the differences over his life time.Have things changed for the better? Or have things changed for the worse? Well, after the watching the show you..
  • DanRobinson published Nottingham Post Environmental Awards: Inspirational activists...

    DanRobinson published Nottingham Post Environmental Awards: Inspirational activists...
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  • BenIreland published Man to appear in court charged with Lenton rape

    BenIreland published Man to appear in court charged with Lenton rape
    A 36-year-old man has been charged with raping a woman in Lenton.Shapoor Azimi, of Sneinton, was arrested on Wednesday, October 21, and was charged with two counts of rape on Thursday, 22.The 22-year-old victim was attacked in Heron Drive in the early hours of Sunday, October 18..He will appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Friday, October 23.
  • Leigh_Curtis published Exeter City v Notts County: Match in focus

    Leigh_Curtis published Exeter City v Notts County: Match in focus
    Team news Notts County will run a late fitness test on defender Thierry Audel (pictured) after he limped out of the goalless draw at Bristol Rovers in midweek. Audel needed to be replaced in the second half after being on the end of a crunching challenge, but will be given as long as possible to prove his fitness. His potential replacement, Mawouna Amevor, picked up his fifth yellow card in the game against Rovers. He will now serve a one-match ban and with Blair Adams out on loan at...
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  • JonPritchard published Christmas comes early for gamers as GameCity Festival kicks off

    JonPritchard published Christmas comes early for gamers as GameCity Festival kicks off
    Christmas has come early for gamers in the city as GameCity Festival kicks off for the tenth time. The festival is bigger and better than ever, with new exhibitions, events and games to play right through until the end of next week. Events will be held across the city, with the National Videogame Arcade acting as the hub. Gamers can get their hands on never-before-seen games at the arcade, while industry-leaders and up-and-coming developers will be holding talks throughout the...
  • Nottingham Post published Jamie Ward warns Nottingham Forest must transform positive...

    Nottingham Post published Jamie Ward warns Nottingham Forest must transform positive...
    Jamie Ward warns Nottingham Forest must start transforming positive performances into positive results at the City Ground. But the winger or forward insists the Reds players will continue to battle to make sure that happens. Ward is convinced Dougie Freedman's side will eventually secure the victories they crave if they can maintain the performance levels they have produced against the likes of Middlesbrough, Hull and Burnley in recent weeks. Forest head into Saturday's game against...
  • Nottingham Post published Ricardo Moniz braced for tough Exeter City test for Notts County

    Nottingham Post published Ricardo Moniz braced for tough Exeter City test for Notts County
    Ricardo Moniz says Notts County's improving defence will face a stern test against Exeter City as they look to secure a rare away win.The Magpies make their second trip down the M5 in the space of a five days tomorrow when travel to St James' Park looking to build on Tuesday's goalless draw at Bristol Rovers.Notts' away form has been a real source of frustration to Moniz with a 2-0 victory at Stevenage on the opening day their only away win in the league.Buoyed by a solid defensive performance..
  • Nottingham Post published Blair Adams pleased to be playing first-team football again with...

    Nottingham Post published Blair Adams pleased to be playing first-team football again with...
    Blair Adams says it is "great to be part of" the Mansfield Town squad after enduring a difficult time of things at Notts County.The left-back joined on a one-month loan on Tuesday and went straight into the Stags' starting XI for the game at Yeovil Town, which they won late into injury time thanks to Reggie Lambe's goal in a 1-0 victory.The 24-year-old had been a regular in the back four with the Magpies since signing back in the summer of 2014, but that changed this season as he found...
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  • EllieCullen published Nottingham takeaway shortlisted in British Takeaway Awards

    EllieCullen published Nottingham takeaway shortlisted in British Takeaway Awards
    AS a young boy, Farooq Younis dreamed of owning his very own restaurant – inspired by his family's love for Indian cooking. At the age of just 24 his dream became reality when he opened Spice Takeaway in Mapperley. Now, 16 years later, Mr Younis has earned himself several accolades – and could soon be adding another to his trophy cabinet. The takeaway has been shortlisted for the inaugural British Takeaway Awards, sponsored by Just Eat. It is one of just five in the East...
  • Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest v Ipswich Town: Match in focus

    Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest v Ipswich Town: Match in focus
    Talking tactics Dougie Freedman's thinking, when it comes to his team selection, will be influenced by the lack of options he has in central midfield. Barring an unexpected return from injury by Ben Osborn or Robert Tesche, the Reds boss will have only two orthodox central midfielders to chose from, in David Vaughan and Jorge Grant. Unless attacking midfielder Jonny Williams is asked to play in an unfamiliar, deeper role – Forest's central midfield will pick itself. It would work...
  • Nottingham Post published Non-league football preview and fixtures: Alfreton Town aim for...

    Nottingham Post published Non-league football preview and fixtures: Alfreton Town aim for...
    Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law insists his side are capable of producing an upset in Saturday's FA Cup fourth qualifying round tie at Macclesfield Town.The Reds have lost their last three league games in succession but those defeats have been interspersed by two away wins in the cup and Law is now looking for his young side to go out and show what they can do against higher ranking opponents."Macclesfield away is certainly not the ideal tie and will be a tough game" said the Reds...
  • EllieCullen published Police hunt burglars who stole car and jewellery

    EllieCullen published Police hunt burglars who stole car and jewellery
    Police are hunting burglars who stole jewellery and a car from a home in Wollaton.Officers were called to a house on Woodbank Drive at about 4.25pm on September 16.A back window had been forced open and the culprits stole various items, including the jewellery.They also stole a vehicle from outside the house.It is believed the burglary took place sometime between September 10 and 16.If you saw this incident, saw anyone acting suspiciously, or have any information which might help with this case,
  • PMBlackburn published Games console style device to be used to help patients with...

    PMBlackburn published Games console style device to be used to help patients with...
    PATIENTS across the city could be given handheld games console-like devices for their regular health checks to cut down on visits from nurses.People with complex conditions like heart failure, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or stroke would be given the system to answer questions about their health – and even have their pulse, heart rhythm and weight checked.It comes as medics and managers in Nottingham look to bring the city's health and social care systems together and...
  • TomNorton published Mayor opens 763rd Ilkeston Charter Fair

    TomNorton published Mayor opens 763rd Ilkeston Charter Fair
    Jet-setter Bev Bateup was 11 when she left Ilkeston but can still fondly remember her childhood memories of the town's medieval Charter Fair.She now lives in Australia but has planned a four week holiday to visit family in England so she could visit it once again.The fair, which began in 1252, turns the town centre into a theme park every year with dozens or rides games and deliciously fatty foods to indulge in.Bev, 54, who used to live in Kirk Hallam when she was a girl, said...
  • sherdley published Love rival bashed with bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, court told

    sherdley published Love rival bashed with bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, court told
    A dad-of-four hit a love rival over the head with a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale after he accused him of sleeping with "his missus".Steven Holmes was ordered to pay victim Peter Webster £240 compensation as he was sentenced for assaulting him.Recorder Robert Spencer-Bernard told him on Thursday, October 22, the cash was "for the discomfort and injury" that he caused the innocent man.And he ordered Holmes attend Resolve – a groupwork programme that aims to reduce...
  • sherdley commented Love rival bashed with bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, court told

    sherdley commented Love rival bashed with bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, court told
    A dad-of-four hit a love rival over the head with a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale after he accused him of sleeping with "his missus".Steven Holmes was ordered to pay victim Peter Webster £240 compensation as he was sentenced for assaulting him.Recorder Robert Spencer-Bernard told him on Thursday, October 22, the cash was "for the discomfort and injury" that he caused the innocent man.And he ordered Holmes attend Resolve – a groupwork programme that aims to reduce...
  • BenIreland published VIDEO: Can you help police find 'Dancing Tony' in assault...

    BenIreland published VIDEO: Can you help police find 'Dancing Tony' in assault...
    Nottinghamshire Police have launched an appeal to find a man who took to the dance floor in a Nottingham bar moments before an alleged assault.
    Recognise 'Dancing Tony'?VIDEO: Do you recognise 'dancing Tony'Officers are appealing for the public's help identifying a man sought in connection with an alleged assault.The assault is alleged to have taken place at around 10pm on 13 September 2015.The man dancing in the video, dressed all in black, is the man officers would like to speak with. He is...
  • Nottingham Post published Bryan Schmidt aims to end on a high note with Nottingham Panthers...

    Nottingham Post published Bryan Schmidt aims to end on a high note with Nottingham Panthers...
    Bryan Schmidt is aiming to finish his career on a high with Nottingham Panthers before potentially moving from the ice rink to an office. The defenceman is in the second and final year of a masters degree in business administration at Loughborough University as part of his contract with the Elite League club. At 34 and with more than 15 years in the game behind him, Schmidt admits he will most likely be ready to return to America for a new challenge when the season ends. "This is my...
  • Nottingham Post published Nottingham's Downie sisters get ready for World Champs action on...

    Nottingham Post published Nottingham's Downie sisters get ready for World Champs action on...
    Nottingham's Becky Downie admits she can't wait to return to the scene of her greatest achievement – with this occasion set to be even more special with her sister Ellie joining her too. Last year was certainly one to remember for Becky and it all began in Sofia when she won the European uneven bars title. But the 23-year-old didn't stop there as she went on to Glasgow for the 2014 Commonwealth Games and left with two gold medals in the team and uneven bars. Downie now returns to...
  • NottmPostEG published Food Sleuth: Oaks, Bromley Place

    NottmPostEG published Food Sleuth: Oaks, Bromley Place
    Oaks gets green cred for acquiring its logs from the sustainable coppicing operations of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, so it will have plenty of appeal for earnest folk with badges on their lapels. Folk like me, because I'm a NWT member myself. Something seems to be going right as the Sherwood Forest birch (or is it Stapleford Woods hazel?) hits the Oaks grill: the place smells fragrant and chef is using the sparked-up timber to knock out some pretty respectable gear.Sitting under the...
  • NottmPostEG commented Food Sleuth: Oaks, Bromley Place

    NottmPostEG commented Food Sleuth: Oaks, Bromley Place
    Oaks gets green cred for acquiring its logs from the sustainable coppicing operations of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, so it will have plenty of appeal for earnest folk with badges on their lapels. Folk like me, because I'm a NWT member myself. Something seems to be going right as the Sherwood Forest birch (or is it Stapleford Woods hazel?) hits the Oaks grill: the place smells fragrant and chef is using the sparked-up timber to knock out some pretty respectable gear.Sitting under the...
  • TomNorton published Developer "lost for words" over Broxtowe rejection of...

    TomNorton published Developer "lost for words" over Broxtowe rejection of...
    Developers have questioned if they should bother to continue with plans for a multi-million pounds sports village after getting the thumbs down from councillors.Earlier this month Broxtowe Borough Council decided to withdraw its support for a £30m sports village, which could have brought hundreds of jobs.Last year, the authority had approved support for a joint planning application but the matter was brought up again following the May election.The authority's cabinet committee...
  • TomNorton commented Developer "lost for words" over Broxtowe rejection of...

    TomNorton commented Developer "lost for words" over Broxtowe rejection of...
    Developers have questioned if they should bother to continue with plans for a multi-million pounds sports village after getting the thumbs down from councillors.Earlier this month Broxtowe Borough Council decided to withdraw its support for a £30m sports village, which could have brought hundreds of jobs.Last year, the authority had approved support for a joint planning application but the matter was brought up again following the May election.The authority's cabinet committee...
  • EllieCullen published Delays on M1 northbound between junction 28 and 29

    EllieCullen published Delays on M1 northbound between junction 28 and 29
    Drivers are being warned of congestion on the M1 northbound between junctions 28 and 29. The Highways Agency is reporting delays of about 40 minutes due to an accident closing two lanes. Derbyshire Police are currently dealing with the incident. Normal traffic conditions are expected to resume by 4.30pm.
  • Nottingham Post published Nottingham Olympic champion faces tough test to make GB squad for...

    Nottingham Post published Nottingham Olympic champion faces tough test to make GB squad for...
    Nottingham's Etienne Stott faces a tough ask if he is to force his way into the reckoning for selection for Team GB for the Rio Olympics next summer. The veteran paddler, and reigning Olympic champion in the canoe slalom C2 double with now retired former partner Tim Baillie, lines up for the three-day Olympics Selection Trials from Saturday at Lee Valley. But Stott and new partner Mark Proctor, who came sixth at the World Championships at the same venue last month, are already behind in the...
  • sherdley published Boots worker spared jail for attacking his mum's door

    sherdley published Boots worker spared jail for attacking his mum's door
    A Boots worker was told by a judge he was "living dangerously" after he damaged his mum's front door when she chucked him out.Curtis Dawes was on a suspended prison sentence at the time for two years, suspended for two years, for offences of robbery, burglary and theft.He breached the order after kicking off outside his mum's Carlton home and damaged the front door handle and letter box on September 2 last year."You are living dangerously, do you understand that,"...
  • sherdley commented Boots worker spared jail for attacking his mum's door

    sherdley commented Boots worker spared jail for attacking his mum's door
    A Boots worker was told by a judge he was "living dangerously" after he damaged his mum's front door when she chucked him out.Curtis Dawes was on a suspended prison sentence at the time for two years, suspended for two years, for offences of robbery, burglary and theft.He breached the order after kicking off outside his mum's Carlton home and damaged the front door handle and letter box on September 2 last year."You are living dangerously, do you understand that,"...
  • JemmaPage published Touring theatre company New Perspectives to debut Christmas crime...

    JemmaPage published Touring theatre company New Perspectives to debut Christmas crime...
    A funny and festive twist to the classic crime drama will debut in Sneinton before embarking on a UK national tour. The touring theatre company New Perspectives, based in Nottingham, presents its latest play He Wore A Red Hat. It will open at St Christopher's Church Hall, in Sneinton, in November before visiting the likes of Shirebrook, Stapleford, Thrumpton and Aslockton. The play is about volunteer detectives who are being recruited to help solve crimes in local villages. So when...
  • DanRussell published Djanogly City Academy most improved school in Nottinghamshire

    DanRussell published Djanogly City Academy most improved school in Nottinghamshire
    The principal of the most improved school in the county says he is striving for further progression and there is still more hard work to be done. Last week the exam results league tables were announced by the Government and although Nottingham was ranked 151 out of 152 Djanogly City Academy was one of a few schools that showed an increase in students getting five GCSEs – including English and maths. Last year 30 per cent of students at the Gregory Boulevard school achieved the...
  • Nottingham Post published Former boxer TJ Harris happy with career progress after joining...

    Nottingham Post published Former boxer TJ Harris happy with career progress after joining...
    TJ Harris is looking to make up for lost time with Nottingham Rugby as he builds on a flying start to a career that almost never got started. The 21-year-old hooker only took up rugby five years ago after spending his childhood as a boxer. Harris was enticed into the sport at 16 in his hometown of Coventry before impressing enough to earn a move to Bedford Blues via Barkers Butts. He has already spent time playing in New Zealand and is now getting regular rugby in the Championship, having...
  • EllieCullen published Firefighters battle blaze at farm building

    EllieCullen published Firefighters battle blaze at farm building
    Firefighters are battling a blaze at a farm building in Bilsthorpe. Four crews were called to the scene on Farnsfield Road at just before 1.20pm on Thursday. A 200-metre cordon was put up around the area as a precaution. Witnesses described seeing a huge plume of thick, black smoke billowing from the site, and also reported hearing 'explosions'. A spokesman from Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service said: "We have four fire engines in attendance as well as a command support...
  • Nottingham Post published Notts trio overlooked again as Pakistan make most of winning toss...

    Nottingham Post published Notts trio overlooked again as Pakistan make most of winning toss...
    England were unchanged for the second Test with Pakistan but it was a familiar story as the hosts piled on the runs when batting first in Dubai. There had been some suggestion that Nottinghamshire's Samit Patel could come in with all-rounder Ben Stokes doubtful in the lead up the clash. Furthermore, there had also been calls for Notts Outlaws skipper James Taylor to be handed his third Test cap in place of out-of-form Jos Butler, with Jonny Bairstow able to keep wicket like he does for...
  • Barry_Cooper published Nando's launches new menu in time for Christmas

    Barry_Cooper published Nando's launches new menu in time for Christmas
    High street restaurant chain Nando's has launched its new menu and there are some treats in store for customers in the run up to Christmas. Made famous by its insatiable love for chicken and calling itself the home of peri-peri, Nando's has started to stretch out its wings and opt for steak rather than the usual staple of thighs and wings.Finally... ��— Nando's (@NandosUK) October 22, 2015And it's not just any type of steak that the Portuguese-themed restaurant will be offeri
  • NatalieFahy published What makes the perfect cup of tea? Nottingham readers share their...

    NatalieFahy published What makes the perfect cup of tea? Nottingham readers share their...
    What makes the perfect cup of tea? Do you leave it brew, dip the bag in, stir it or just squeeze it? How long do you leave it for - and do you have milk or sugar? It's an age-old question, and we put it to the Nottingham Post's Facebook readers. Here's what they said. Charlotte Martell One sugar and a drop of milk, and a full box of Jaffa cakes! No other way Gee Marsh PG Tips, brewed for five minutes. Teaspoon of sugar. Spot of milk to turn it ...... yes, the colour of HeMan. Perfect....
  • IN PICTURES: Nottingham's great sporting heritage - Nottingham Post

    Nottingham Post
    IN PICTURES: Nottingham's great sporting heritage
    Nottingham Post
    With a rich sporting heritage that dates back generations, the city has a huge reputation for not only providing world class arenas, but performances, too. With Trent Bridge, the City Ground, Meadow Lane and National Ice Centre, the city has hosted ...
  • JemmaPage published Comedian Rory McGrath announces Nottingham tour date

    JemmaPage published Comedian Rory McGrath announces Nottingham tour date
    Television presenter and seasoned comedy writer Rory McGrath will embark on stand-up tour next year, including a Nottingham date.The 59-year-old will bring his Remembers… (Or Is It Forgets) tour to Nottingham's Glee Club on February 25, 2016.The show sees him look back over his life to see if he can remember any of it – and if not, he'll just make it upFrom his birth in a lowly stable in Bethlehem to his Nobel Prize for chemistry and his obsession with Kelis' hit single...
  • JonPritchard published Man poses as roofer to snatch cash from 83-year-old man

    JonPritchard published Man poses as roofer to snatch cash from 83-year-old man
    A man posed as a roofer to rob an 83-year-old victim of £120 in Nottinghamshire on Tuesday.The man told the victim he was fixing a roof of the house next door in Church Road, Bircotes, at around 12.30pm and offered to fix the victim's roof for £120, which the victim agreed to.He went into the house to get the cash and was followed by the offender, who suggested to count the cash in the back garden.Once in the back garden, the offenders grabbed the victim's wrist, took the money and..
  • NottmPostEG published Interview: Steve Hackett

    NottmPostEG published Interview: Steve Hackett
    On the back of his Genesis Revisited tour, Steve Hackett has turned his attention to his solo work. 'From Acolyte to Wolflight (with a touch of Genesis)' is the name of his current tour, which comes to Leicester's De Montfort Hall on Saturday 24th October. Being something of an acolyte myself, I left the comfortable and familiar surroundings of the Crown Court and prepared to speak with him.It's said you should never meet your heroes lest they disappoint. "Hi Michael, this is Steve Hackett....
  • Car lifted to free boy, 11, after crash

    Car lifted to free boy, 11, after crash
    Passers-by help lift a car to free an 11-year-old boy involved in a two-vehicle collision in Nottinghamshire.
  • Nottingham Post published M1 crash victim released from hospital

    Nottingham Post published M1 crash victim released from hospital
    The driver of a white van who survived a crash on the M1 has left the Queen's Medical Centre. The man was taken to the hospital after the collision which saw two other drivers die, including his passenger. The incident happened at around 2am on Monday, October 12 near junction 24 of the southbound carriageway of the motorway.Two vehicles were involved - a white Ford Transit van and a blue Mazda Premacy - and Leicestershire Police confirmed the latter had been driving the wrong way down the...
  • 'Love of the game' led to Ling deal

    'Love of the game' led to Ling deal
    David Ling says he was persuaded to return to Nottingham Panthers because he was missing ice hockey.
  • Nottingham Post published Land yourself something special in a move to the country

    Nottingham Post published Land yourself something special in a move to the country
    Hall Farm Houseis the complete package.A family house, plus an income, plus outbuildings that provide the potential to create whatever you desire... there is even the chance to buy an additional 14.2 acres of land, which is available separately. It isn't often that an opportunity like this one presents itself.For while Hall Farm House is a lovely period home in its own right, it is for sale with a range of converted and original barns and outbuildings plus a separate three-bedroom...
  • Nottingham Post published Apple releases new emojis with latest software update

    Nottingham Post published Apple releases new emojis with latest software update
    The latest Apple software update has been released this week and comes with a brand new range of emojis. iOS 9.1 includes many more sporting icons for golf, volleyball, hockey, badminton and table tennis, plus more tickets, rosettes and trophies for users to enjoy.There's also a welcome archery crossbow as well as ice skating boots while on the smileys, an upside down face, money-mouth face, rolling eyes and a nerd.For those who like to talk about the weather, and let's face it,...
  • Nottmtails commented Liam Trotter loan deal could yet be resurrected by Nottingham...

    Nottmtails commented Liam Trotter loan deal could yet be resurrected by Nottingham...
    There is a chance that the deal to bring Liam Trotter on loan to Nottingham Forest could yet be resurrected prior to the weekend visit of Ipswich. The midfielder is currently back training with parent club Bolton and, following their previous struggles to push the move through within complex FFP restrictions, the move is still far from certain. But with Bolton and the player himself still keen to see the move go through, injury hit Forest are set to seek approval with the Football League, in...
  • Jersey v Nottingham (Fri)

    Jersey v Nottingham (Fri)
    Jersey scrum-half Samisoni Fisilau returns to the squad to face Nottingham on Friday after representing Tonga at the World Cup.
  • NottmPostEG published Spectre - the verdict is in on the new Bond film

    NottmPostEG published Spectre - the verdict is in on the new Bond film
    Daniel Craig's licence to kill as Ian Fleming's suave secret agent comes full circle in Spectre, a robust yet emotionally underpowered tale of espionage and dark family secrets that ends with a series of whimpers rather than an almighty bang. If Skyfall popped a cork on a muscular new era for 007, becoming the highest grossing film of all time in the UK, then Spectre is the morning after, when the champagne has gone flat, leftover snacks are starting to go stale and someone has fallen asleep...
  • DanRussell commented 'Stop giving my son cheese' - angry mum hits out at school...

    DanRussell commented 'Stop giving my son cheese' - angry mum hits out at school...
    An argument over cheese has broken out between a parent and a head teacher. Kerri Blakemore has asked Albany Infant and Nursery School to remove cheese from her son's meals because it makes him feel sick. However, the Stapleford school's head, Helen Webster, has refused the request because they will only cater for changes for pupils with medical conditions. The mum of seven-year-old Logan said the decision was unfair because it leaves him unable to eat four meals the school provides. The...
  • NottmPostEG published Art review: Soulheads, Rockers & Lovers: Sound Systems Back...

    NottmPostEG published Art review: Soulheads, Rockers & Lovers: Sound Systems Back...
    It took a while to put a finger on the absence that lies at the heart of this new exhibition about the rise and influence of Caribbean sound systems in the UK.On one level the necessary artefacts for this slice of social history are all present and correct – wardrobe-size customised speakers, reggae playing softly in the background, interviews with sound system veterans, even the cocktail cabinets and radiograms from Nottingham homes where folks used to put on 'Blues Parties' in Hyson...
  • NottmPostEG published The Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Nottingham Playhouse: review

    NottmPostEG published The Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Nottingham Playhouse: review
    If you enjoy curling up with Brian Cox on the TV but wish you could mix in the vibe of a late night comedy club, you should have been at the Nottingham Playhouse on Wednesday night.The Festival of the Spoken Nerd was in town, armed with fire, tennis balls, ukuleles and more equations than you could shake a stick at.The idea of maths and science on a school night might drop your spirits, but this three man show brings all the joy of the Christmas lectures to the stage whilst throwing in enough...
  • Adams hailed for Stags debut display

    Adams hailed for Stags debut display
    Mansfield manager Adam Murray praises Blair Adams for the impact he has made since arriving on loan from Notts County.

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