Nottingham’s biggest cinema – Cineworld based in The Cornerhouse – is set to close on February 2, 2025.
But relief comes for moviegoers as it has already been confirmed that the space will be taken over by Vue.
View More Closing Nottingham Cineworld to be replaced by Vue
Damning statistics released in October show drug-related deaths are continuing to rise in Nottingham, with a 217% increase between 2013 and 2023, despite no change in the amount of drug misuse.
View More ‘It’s a crisis’ – Drug-related deaths in Nottingham on the rise, data shows
Nottingham city centre is set to display over 30 stunning immersive and interactive light installations.
View More Nottingham Light Night 2025: Here’s what to expect
Platform Magazine are offering the chance for you to enjoy the ultimate netball experience for you and four friends.
View More Win five tickets to see history-making England at Vitality Netball Nations Cup
The recent rise of bus fares to £3 for a single journey has had a profound impact on Nottingham residents, with many now thinking twice about using the transport services.
View More Bus ride or groceries? – How the new bus fares are impacting people
A new LGBTQ+ art community space is opening in Hockley on January 17 – which will be a creative hub for artists, musicians, and more.
View More Nottingham artist opens new Hockley community space for local LGBTQ+ creatives
The annual Beat The Streets festival will return to Nottingham on January 26 – with organisers hoping to raise a total of £500k for charity.
View More Beat The Streets aiming to “smash half a million” raised for charity after 2025 festival
A free poetry night is coming to Nottingham, hosted by Girls Gone Sober – an online community for sober or sober-curious women and LGBTQ+ individuals.
The event will take place on Sunday 12 January from 6pm to 8pm at the Malt Cross pub, with performances by Midlands-based poets Sophie Stephens and Louise Theokritoff among others.
View More Free poetry night in Nottingham to offer ‘safe space’ for sober women during Dry January
The first set of artists playing Nottingham’s Beat The Streets charity fundraiser festival in 2025 has been announced.
The annual event will see more than 30 artists play across venues in the city centre on Sunday, January 26 to raise money for rough sleepers.
View More First wave of acts announced for Nottingham’s Beat The Streets festival 2025
From The Cure’s long-awaited comeback to Fontaines D.C. cementing themselves as one of the best artists of the 21st century, 2024 has been anything but a boring year for music.
As we look ahead to the new year, we asked our writers to choose their favourite record of 2024.
View More The Cure to Amyl and The Sniffers – Platform’s top albums of 2024