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Nottingham Trent University Vice-Chancellor Edward Peck to step down
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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Student numbers in decline: What is the future for a city like Nottingham?
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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‘It could be buzzing here’ – Sneinton Market businesses praise area but say they need more support
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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‘It gives people a place to be a part of a community’ – Nottingham artists celebrate LGBTQ+ gallery opening
A new LGBTQ+ art space has opened in Hockley on January 17 and has received support from local community.
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Closing Nottingham Cineworld to be replaced by Vue
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.
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Bus ride or groceries? – How the new bus fares are impacting people
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.
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Nottingham artist opens new Hockley community space for local LGBTQ+ creatives
A new LGBTQ+ art community space is opening in Hockley on January 17 – which will be a creative hub for artists, musicians, and more.
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How to beat the January blues
We’ve all heard of the January blues; that period where the excitement of Christmas is over and work is back in full swing.
The pressure of the new year and returning to routines lies heavily on everyone’s shoulders. But remember – you are not alone, and this article will show you exactly why January is the perfect time to start making a change.
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‘I attempted to live off three meals with a £3 budget for one day. Here’s what I found’
After looking for ways to cut down his food bill, our reported decided to set himself a challenge – three full meals, one day, £3 to spend.
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