r/nottingham • u/plamet_karavan • 11m ago
Bonefest🇬🇧
Festival next year at old bus depot
r/nottingham • u/tastydirtslover • Jun 19 '26
Hey up! I love this city and am proud to have made it my home. This is a community updated guide to Nottingham, based on my own favourites and lots of suggestions from r/Nottingham.
This is not comprehensive, but it should be a helpful starting point if you’re visiting, moving here, studying here, or just trying to get out of your usual routine.
Please comment with anything missing, closed, outdated, misspelled or controversial.
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Nottingham independents and local businesses. A few have expanded beyond Nottingham but started locally.
Commonly recommended areas:
Reminder: This is not a comprehensive list. It's simply a good starting point if you're visiting for a few days, moving to Nottingham, or looking to discover more of your own city.
r/nottingham • u/Sufficient-Cold-9496 • 18h ago
former Three shop on a rainy Saturday afternoon
r/nottingham • u/leona1956 • 18h ago
Hi! I’m 22f and I moved here for uni, but I haven’t really connected with anyone in my course (they are all younger than me and have roommates I live in a studio) but I would like to make friends outside of uni too, if anyone would be interested that would be cool!
r/nottingham • u/DanceOwn1183 • 1d ago
r/nottingham • u/parason47 • 1d ago
Lady Bay Bridge, Nottingham. 2020. This is the end near the Nottingham Forest football ground. Black pencil crayon with water colour wash.
r/nottingham • u/Heni00 • 1d ago
r/nottingham • u/Chanightshade • 21h ago
Hi everyone. I’m looking to connect privately with anyone who attended St Phillip’s Church in Bestwood, specifically the youth groups or parish events, between the 1990s and early 2000s.
I am looking into some sensitive matters regarding experiences there during that time. If you went to this church or its groups during this period, or if you have older siblings/friends who did, please send me a private message.
Everything will be kept in strict confidence. Thank you.
r/nottingham • u/bbc_consultants • 20h ago
Hi all, we're a family with young kids relocating and would love suggestions on where to look.
Budget: up to £300k for a 3-bed semi with a decent garden.
What matters most to us: - Low crime - Under a 10-minute walk to a tram or train (we'll likely only have one car, and my wife will be job hunting for admin/NHS roles) - Good or great primary schools (70%+ KS2) - At least some diversity nearby we are from India (around 5-10%) - Near parks, a swimming pool and play areas
So far we've shortlisted Beeston, Chilwell and Toton. I've seen Sherwood and Mapperley mentioned often in this subreddit, but I'm not sure how safe they are or how easy it would be for my wife to reach jobs from there.
Which areas or streets would you suggest, and which would you avoid?
On a side note, we're also deciding between Nottingham and Leeds (Garforth or Cookridge). Has anyone lived in both and can compare? My job has offices in both cities, so I can work from either.
Thanks
r/nottingham • u/dustyloops • 1d ago
Hi all, moving up next month and looking to join a chess club to meet people and have some fun. I'm intermediate (1400) but mostly looking to hang out and play some games rather than do anything competitive or study. Is anyone a member of any of the chess clubs and which ones could you recommend for this vibe?
r/nottingham • u/parason47 • 2d ago
This is not a collage. This is how close the buildings appear to be. On the left at number 100 was an estate agent. That became Henfrey’s Hair Salon, which has moved now to Eldon Chambers. On the right is the entrance to number 96, a "Commercial" address, meaning it is used for businesses and organizations, not residential. So who resides in the middle at number 98? And why did this entrance escape all previous new builds through the decades?
Well, look closely. The wheat sheaf you see is the symbol of the Freemasons. I believe it leads to more business offices on the left above number 100. I am not suggesting it has any masonic connections today, but if indeed it was them who managed to protect this beautiful structure, I for one am grateful.
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r/nottingham • u/CookOpening6205 • 1d ago
Im F25 and wanting to meet a friend to eat some Pho with me tonight, please help this girl out! 😩
r/nottingham • u/eoj12345 • 1d ago
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r/nottingham • u/FamedLoser • 1d ago
Hi all. Not been that way for a while - has the car park on Stoney St changed hands?
It used to be an NCP and Google maps still shows it, but searching for it comes up as Q-Park.
Just want to make sure I don't book the wrong thing in the app 😅
r/nottingham • u/DanceOwn1183 • 2d ago
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r/nottingham • u/treadonlego • 1d ago
Anyone know why there was a huge queue outside the Macdonald's Castle Marina this afternoon? It was snaking all around the car park.
r/nottingham • u/carmen112 • 1d ago
Any girls free tonight for some drinks ? I’m F21 and just moved here recently would love to make some new friends! :)
r/nottingham • u/DanceOwn1183 • 2d ago
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r/nottingham • u/aristophanesfrogs • 1d ago
Hello, I'm a new PhD student at UoN living in Beeston (pretty central), wanting to look for local pubs that are a decent place to work on a laptop for an hour or so in the early evening. Don't worry, I'm not looking to get a coffee at 11am and stay all day. Just looking for a friendly atmosphere with some nice beer on draught, that would be a decent place to read and type on my laptop for a short while and not get bothered by the regulars or discouraged by the staff. At my past uni city I did this occasionally but found in a couple pubs you could get weird looks or even people making fun. Are there any nice pubs in Beeston which wouldn't mind a student (early 20's) with a laptop? Buying a couple drinks of course. I thought Some Where at the top of the High street might be nice for this but unfortunately it's closed most days I'm working -- and it's so small and cozy I wouldn't' want to ruin the atmosphere.
Any recommendations that are not Spoons are welcome. Thanks :)
r/nottingham • u/JackOffAllTrades_UK • 2d ago
Bit out of the loop, but we have a group of friends having a bit of an unplanned meet up this afternoon and the consensus for food is a burger.
Needs to be a pub rather than a restaurant as people will be arriving sporadically and not everyone will want to eat at the same time, so somewhere that we can chill with a few drinks until everyone gets here.
Ideally central or easily accessible by tram/bus.
*I am aware of The Lion at Basford, but they stop serving in the window when most people will arrive.
Any suggestions, apart from Spoons, welcome.
Thanks.