Some things in Nottingham never change. The Robin Hood statue stands proud outside Nottingham Castle, the Theatre Royal has ...

Home to the famous Sherwood Forest and the Robin Hood legend, the National Ice Centre and Motorpoint Arena and Rock City venue, there's plenty to see and do in and around Nottingham.

As the year grows to an end, we're feeling rather nostalgic. A time for reminiscing and reflection, it got us thinking about some of the things we've lost in Nottingham - not just during 2024 but ...

You ll get to step back through Nottingham s past, up to the 13th Century. The sights include Victorian slums, air raid shelters and one of the oldest streets in the city.

City area 7,461 hectares Boundary measures 54.4 km Population 1999 282,900 Greater Nottingham population 640,000 (396,000 people of working age) Higher than average number of 10-29 year olds ...

Nottingham is creating jobs nearly three times faster than the national average, according to the Government's Annual Employment Survey. Read more interesting facts.

But first, here are 10 things you didn't know about Robin Hood. It was only at the end of the Middle Ages when high society, including royalty, became interested in the tales. The Tudors loved ...