Nottingham Contemporary Cafebar

Weekday Cross

The City Gallery, 14a Long Row, Oriel Chambers Courtyard, Nottingham, NG1 2DH

The Guildhall

Market Place

Derby

DE1 3AE

Arboretum Park, Waverley Street / Addison Street, Nottingham

The Nottingham Green Festival is confirmed for Sunday 1st September.



The event, now in its 22nd year, is independently organised by grass routes community based volunteers, with no statutory funding. The ethical standards and environmental / human / animal rights ethos of the event are long established, having evolved from the pre-history of the Nottm Peace Festival from which it has grown.

This Saturday just passed, Veggies was delighted to be catering at the tenth annual 'Nottinghamshire Pride' event: a vibrant celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender culture and an event respecting difference and promoting equality for all. 

Concerns over the organisation of the People's Assembly Nottm - lack of creche facilities

The Nottingham Refugee Forum, Alfred St N, Nottingham, NG3 1AA 

Broadway Cinema

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Broadway Cinema

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Broadway Cinema

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Broadway Cinema

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Broadway Cinema

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Our new zine Return Fire is now available. It's a diverse mix with liberatory aims, which we hope to be informative and inspiring for anyone who decides to make their life a weapon against the dominant order.

International Community Centre

62b Mandfield Rd

Nottingham

Notts Trade Union Council organised a march and rally in Nottingham to mark international workers’ day on Saturday 4th May. Trade unionists, anti-cuts activists, socialists and anarchists marched from the Forest Rec to Market Square where speeches were given. The tradition of dissent within the local labour movement continued where it left off last year, with both the prominence of Nottingh…

Yesterday's Mayday Rally at the Brian Clough statue organised by the Nottingham and Mansfield Trades Union Council recounted the gains of the Labour movement over the past year and spoke of current struggles against the Bedroom tax in particular. The rostrum almost shone with the hard work of the labour left in defeating the tory monster in the County.

However as soon as the march arrived it was …

A petition http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/to-the-members-of-the-notts-trades-union-council.html was launched yesterday in an attempt to make the Nottingham Trades Council listen and act on the views of the wider activist community about Mayday speakers, something they abjectly failed to do last year with the invitation of expenses scandal Labour MP Alan Meale.

Nottingham Market Square, 5pm. Bring yourself, banners, placards, music, hats.

The Sumac Centre245 Gladstone Street, Forest Fields

A campaign has begun to have UoN join the growing list of universities which have removed sale of The Sun 'news'paper (and in cases others) on campus.

The IF campaign has decided it can most effectively fight world hunger by making cute little paper boxes. They believe (or so they make out) that this sort of crafting will persuade George Osborne to be nice and not spend aid money on shooting africans.

What a load of crap.

A NOTTS Police Community Support officer has been arrested on suspicion of rape.

The 28-year-old man was taken into custody yesterday and questioned in connection with the sexual offence and miscondict in a public office. These relate to alleged offences which are said to have taken place several years ago and were reported to the Force on Wednesday.

A second PCSO, who is 45, was arrested t…

Riseup! Radio is being re-launched. In a few weeks time our first show for nearly four years will be arriving in your hearing holes. There will be many many things on the show- reports from the Annoymous Demo, political chit chat in the Sumac Bar, news from the NG7 Food Bank and loads of other good good stuff.

A42 Clive Granger Building, University Park, University of Nottingham