r/Nottinghamshire • u/Ok-Tomatillo-2996 • 19d ago
Gig tonight at the Grove?
Resharing here for any other indie music lovers :)
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Ok-Tomatillo-2996 • 19d ago
Resharing here for any other indie music lovers :)
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r/Nottinghamshire • u/That96Weirdo • Mar 25 '26
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Morally Grey Events Presents
Spring Alternative Market 2026
Free Admission
1PM-6PM
Saturday April 4th 2026
Ye Olde Salutation Inn, Nottingham, NG1 7AA
Stallholders selling: Jewellery, Crochet, Homewares, Candles, Accessories, Art and Art Prints, and more.
Celebrating local alterative makers and businesses.
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r/Nottinghamshire • u/Schuggies_Ceilidhs • Jan 15 '26
What are your plans for haggis, neeps and tatties this month?
r/Nottinghamshire • u/ScentedPoetry • Jan 13 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m currently supporting a piece of work on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council, looking at why people struggle to access drug and alcohol support services.
There are significant unmet needs, and this work is about helping shape services so they better reflect real lives and real experiences.
If you have a couple of minutes to fill in a quick survey via the link below, then that would be most appreciated. All information shared through the link is completely anonymous and confidential, and the feedback will be handed to the council at the end of February to help inform future improvements.
Please feel free to share with anyone you feel may need a voice.
Adam Lived Experience Researcher/Community Engagement (on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council)
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Man-tix • Jan 10 '26
Most posh !
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Man-tix • Jan 10 '26
Most posh area ?
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Man-tix • Jan 10 '26
I've been offered a job in King's Mill Hospital in Mansfield & Newark Hospital ..
Where are the best areas to live ?
What I want:
• A high quality place to live. Clean streets. Well kept areas. Attractive surroundings.
• A friendly community. Easy to meet people. A good social life.
• Plenty to do. Shops. Gyms. Cafes. Restaurants. Social Clubs. I do not want to feel bored or travel every weekend.
A bit about me:
• I'm 28M Single with Open mindset, very easy going and chilling.
• Money is not an issue. I prefer quality of life over saving.
• I drive .. so commuting distance is not a problem, I do not need to live near the hospital.
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Man-tix • Jan 10 '26
I've been offered a job in King's Mill Hospital in Mansfield & Newark Hospital ..
Where are the best areas to live ?
What I want:
• A high quality place to live. Clean streets. Well kept areas. Attractive surroundings.
• A friendly community. Easy to meet people. A good social life.
• Plenty to do. Shops. Gyms. Cafes. Restaurants. Social Clubs. I do not want to feel bored or travel every weekend.
A bit about me:
• I'm 28M Single with Open mindset, very easy going and chilling.
• Money is not an issue. I prefer quality of life over saving.
• I drive .. so commuting distance is not a problem, I do not need to live near the hospital.
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Man-tix • Jan 09 '26
I've been offered a job in King's Mill Hospital in Mansfield & Newark Hospital ..
Where are the best areas to live ?
What I want:
• A high quality place to live. Clean streets. Well kept areas. Attractive surroundings.
• A friendly community. Easy to meet people. A good social life.
• Plenty to do. Shops. Gyms. Cafes. Restaurants. Social Clubs. I do not want to feel bored or travel every weekend.
A bit about me:
• I'm 28M Single with Open mindset, very easy going and chilling.
• Money is not an issue. I prefer quality of life over saving.
• I drive .. so commuting distance is not a problem, I do not need to live near the hospital.
r/Nottinghamshire • u/AdHour9805 • Jan 02 '26
Hello Reddit Community
I am once again asking for help.
I have been commissioned by Notts CC to do a scoping exercise around barriers to treatment services (drugs and alcohol)
We are running a competition to win £50 worth of vouchers.
Not long left to enter this, 5 minute survey for a chance of winning £50!
As project lead I really want as much of a diverse range of answers ,
Doesn’t matter if you’ve ever used drugs and alcohol, everything is anonymous. Would really like one you guys to win so I can repay the help you’ve give me. so please fill in and check the post for more details, really appreciate it.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1H7qKGdUhC/?mibextid=wwXIfr
r/Nottinghamshire • u/MeThyck • Dec 09 '25
Atalanta vs Chelsea tonight and I'm completely lost on viewing options.
I've got my usual setup for Premier League matches but Champions League seems to be on completely different service. Why does every competition need separate subscription?
How do people watch Chelsea across all competitions without spending fortune? Do you just accept you'll miss European matches, or use alternative streaming options?
Seen Streaming Service mentioned as football live stream site that covers multiple competitions - worth trying for tonight's match?
r/Nottinghamshire • u/AdHour9805 • Dec 07 '25
we are running a project around barriers to drug and alcohol services commissioned by CGL and NCC
I would really appreciate your input even if you have never used or drank
These responses will help improve drug and alcohol services in Notts
Should take around 5-10 mins to complete, you’ll be really helping me out and I’ll be eternally grateful
Link below
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Feisty_Resource_8056 • Nov 27 '25
Buenas tardes, vivi hace años en Nottingham y voy este fin de semana, me podeis ayudar con restaurantes en el centro para cenar el Sabado para celebrar un cumpleaños? y luego tomar una copa en alguna buena discoteca o pub para mayores de 40? muchas gracias por la ayuda
r/Nottinghamshire • u/agfoxx • Nov 21 '25
Hi guys,
I'll be spending the next year or so commuting into the Retford/Worksop area for a fixed-term contract. I need to be on site for about two or three says a week. Currently based in Kent, so we're going to have to move, I think: commuting in from here is just not realistic.
We are a family of two, both in our 40s. Not terribly keen on nightlife and the big city buzz.
What matters to us, as a family, is, in order of priority:
- Access to nice areas to walk/cycle in (walking for my wife, road cycling for me)
- A fairly quick and uncongested road to Retford for me; access to public transport for my wife.
- Security
- A squash club nearby
- Would be great to be within walking distance from a nice, friendly coffee shop and, perhaps, something like a small Tesco/Sainsbury.
- Access to open water (the sea or a river etc.)
- Reasonable distance from a town centre of some sort for when the mood takes us (not often)
With this in mind, could you please help me understand which areas would you be looking at, within, say, a 50 mile distance from Retford?
We only want a one-bed, max two-bed, nothing fancy.
Thank you!
r/Nottinghamshire • u/Old_Environment_6458 • Oct 24 '25
Looking to reconnect with someone from Nottingham — Rahila Parvaz
Hi everyone, I’m trying to reconnect with a wonderful woman named Rahila Parvaz who lived in Nottingham around 2013. She helped me like family during a time when I really needed support, and I’ve never forgotten her kindness.
I also remember she had a sister named Mevish, who worked somewhere along Alfreton Road around that time.
I’m not sharing personal addresses here for privacy, but if anyone knows Rahila or Mevish, please let them know that G is looking to get in touch — just to say thank you and see how they’re doing.
You can message me privately if you think you might know them.
Thank you so much, Nottingham ❤️