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Amelia Cropley Whilst no stranger to Nottingham’s music scene, Wolf Alice made their performance debut at Motorpoint Arena. The alternative, indie rock quartet from London are fast approaching the end of their tour, with Nottingham being the last UK date and penultimate show overall. And it was clear; Wolf... -
Amelia Cropley, Caitlin Morrell & Nura Bentata On Monday 24th November, students were invited to a ‘Question and Answer’ forum with the President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham, Jane Norman, to discuss student concerns around the ‘Future Nottingham’ Proposal. A closed event for students only, the one-hour... -
Amelia Cropley Much to my excitement, alongside many other Harper Lee fans, Nottingham is the current proud host to the astonishing stage adaptation To Kill A Mockingbird that is touring its way through the UK. And what is not unlike the book, the night was filled with a harsh... -
Amelia Cropley Just this Friday, the locals of West Bridgford, supermarket shoppers and those mid-drive to work, must have been shocked to see Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi on the roof of their passing Aldi just off Wilford Lane. But, as surreal and strange as it seemed, it was true.... -
Last night, Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena transformed into a living, breathing celebration of music, energy and sheer joy.... -
Amelia Cropley Progressivism, we have come to learn, is known to be a process where every step brings us to a brighter, safer, equal society, or at least that is the goal. A process which, whilst maybe slow moving, is constantly advancing, tackling inequality one step at a time,... -
Amelia Cropley and Sasha Andresier “Okay Nottingham! Are you ready for Splendour?” Celebrating its seventeenth birthday, Splendour Festival returned for another year in Nottingham for a weekend celebration in the rain and the shine. As the biggest festival of Nottinghamshire, Splendour sets large expectations for itself; but the year...
