More than 50 local artists took to stages across Nottingham venues to raise money for rough sleepers as the annual Beat the Streets charity fundraiser festival returned on Sunday – see the best moments here.
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Lego models, virtual reality goggles and lace sculptures are among the different methods being used to bring experiments by University of Nottingham scientists to life in a new exhibition.
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With the opening weekend of the 2025 Vitality Netball Nations Cup just days away, our writer Rosina Butcher spoke to Vitality Roses and Manchester Thunder player Amy Carter about the tournament.
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More than 50 local artists took to stages across Nottingham venues to raise money for rough sleepers as the annual Beat the Streets charity fundraiser festival returned on Sunday (January 26).
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Beat the Streets is back – and here at Platform our writers are spread across the city’s venues to give you the latest.
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Nottingham charity Equation is delivering the ‘J9 Safe Space’ domestic violence awareness training for free to businesses and organisations across the city – in a bid to create more safe spaces.
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Professor Peck will leave NTU in the summer after 11 years at the helm. Recruitment for his successor as Vice-Chancellor and President will begin in February. It is not known what Professor Peck will go onto do after leaving the university.
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With deadlines for university admissions around the corner, Nottingham’s businesses are hoping the downward trend in student admissions will not continue.
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Nottingham boasts a wide range of world-famous brands. The city can be thanked for the candy-striped clothes of Paul Smith and the beloved bikes of Raleigh.
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A new LGBTQ+ art space has opened in Hockley on January 17 and has received support from local community.
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