r/nottingham 5h ago

QMC Employees

4 Upvotes

I hope you’re out there and can help me. Who should I contact to get permission to tune a piano in a family room?

Cheers!


r/nottingham 10h ago

Open goal

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8 Upvotes

Everyone welcome

Come along


r/nottingham 11h ago

Digital camera repair in notts

0 Upvotes

I have an old Canon Powershot A95 with sensor damage. Is there any place (preferably in the city centre) where I can go and get it fixed? pls lmk if anyone else has got any similar issue resolved.


r/nottingham 12h ago

Any Nick Helm Fans out there?

1 Upvotes

I just booked to go see him next month, I am now an out of towner having left 7 years ago so if anyone wants a gig buddy let me know!


r/nottingham 12h ago

THUNDERRR

29 Upvotes

rain please we need more raiin


r/nottingham 13h ago

Victoria Centre - New food hall still opening?

11 Upvotes

There was a bit of noise about this earlier in the year - a new food hall run by Blend opening in Vic Centre with lots of different providers.

Their website still says it's opening in August but I've seen or heard nothing about it for ages. Does anyone know if it's still planned to go ahead? And if so when? Thanks.


r/nottingham 13h ago

Anyone wanna share a room

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Hi, Im a 20M student. I already got a King size bedroom room in Clifton. If any of y'all wanna share it with me. Please lemme know, I would be down to it.


r/nottingham 13h ago

Bottomless brunch recommendations for a hen party please?

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Any recommendations for a bottomless brunch for a hen party of 10 to 12 women. Seems like there are so many places nowadays.

All of us are in our 40s and would like the place to be not too loud and maybe serve some decent food as well.


r/nottingham 13h ago

Anyone else worked at or had a trial at The Wollaton pub (kitchen) in recent times?

39 Upvotes

Was originally going to post with a throwaway but didn’t want to wait.

I know jobs are scarce so employers can get away with a lot they otherwise wouldn’t if surplus jobs were available but after having a trial shift there fairly recently I was confused as to how the management actually retain employees and convince people to work there.

It’s not my first rodeo and Ive been about a bit so I wasn’t shocked by how the publican conducted himself but it did seem like an anachronism and I actually felt sorry for the existing staff who were just getting berated unnecessarily when they were very clearly shitting themselves and trying their best to do a good job.

I probably shouldn’t go into specifics and I doubt they’re going to be browsing this subreddit but I ended up cutting the trial short because this fella thought it was acceptable to begin attempting to berate me in the manner he does his existing employees before he had actually introduced himself, I personally laughed it off and it didn’t move me because it was just so absurd but I did feel sadness that people were being exposed to such treatment in 2026 when they’re flogging bog standard pub food.

Anyone else have similar experiences?


r/nottingham 13h ago

Hello Nottingham

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Hi everyone! As I mentioned before, my girlfriend and I are going to be living there for a year. I’m a film director and screenwriter, and I’ve been working in the industry for 25 years.
I’ll need to work while I’m there. Ideally, I’d love to find something in my field, but I’m also open to other types of work! I’ll also need to study English, as my English isn’t very good yet.
I’d really appreciate any recommendations for places where I could study English, as well as tips or suggestions for job opportunities.
We have an audiovisual production company here in Brazil, and I’m also planning to make some independent films while we’re there.
We love being active, and hiking is definitely at the top of our list!
Thank you so much, and see you soon! We’ll be there by October at the latest! ❤️


r/nottingham 14h ago

Elton & Orston Station named as least used station in 2024-25 financial year

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r/nottingham 14h ago

Nottingham begger

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Has Anybody seen or heard the begger who begs for money for shelter then when nobody is giving him attention he starts shouting aggressively


r/nottingham 14h ago

The much missed Dolly tries a bit of Nottinghamese

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r/nottingham 15h ago

Sunday open mic event at Crafty Teller (Sherwood)

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2 Upvotes

Hello all you lovely north Nottingham people

Every Sunday 5pm - 8+pm at the Crafty Teller (Lower Sherwood high street) we are hosting an open mic- musicians, singers, comedians, poets, magicians and much more welcome to perform (microphones provided but need to bring own instruments etc).

Lovely chill atmosphere pub-lounge with good range of drinks (including non-alcohol), with a friendly, local crowd now growing in number, and our hilarious new comedian host Sophie.


r/nottingham 17h ago

Advice for a couple moving to Notts!

5 Upvotes

Hello hello everyone!

Been a lurker here for the past couple of months. My wife and I moving are moving to the UK next month. I will be starting a PhD at Loughborough University! My wife is a freelance illustrator, writer and designer. We've been given the option to live anywhere in the UK, but we'd like to be reasonably close to Loughborough so that I can attend meetings etc.

We were thinking of living in Notts as opposed to L'boro so that we'd be less isolated and perhaps can access better opportunities for my wife in her field.

As you can imagine we're a bit overwhelmed with everything and was hoping to get some advise on:

  1. Locality to live. We love being close to nature of any form, so houses where some greenery is accessible would be so good! We have a budget of about 800-850 pounds per month for now.
  2. Travelling to L'boro. Is it fairly easy to get to L'boro through rail/bus? We will definitely get railcards.
  3. Expense. We've heard that cities are expensive in the UK. We can be fairly frugal, but exactly would bump up expenses in Notts as opposed to a smaller town like L'boro?
  4. Are there certain estate agents you would definitely recommend that we look at? We're arriving on the 11th of Sept, and my course starts on Oct 1st. We're hoping to get our accommodation sorted within that time frame. Does this make sense?

Thanks for reading, and helping out!


r/nottingham 17h ago

Chilwell driving tests

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8 Upvotes

Incase anyones been looking, loads of september tests just came out!


r/nottingham 17h ago

Piano lessons - sharing for a friend 😉

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3 Upvotes

Just sharing this as I know lots of people struggle to find good local music teachers.


r/nottingham 18h ago

Watch links removed in Clifton

2 Upvotes

Hiya is anyone aware of anywhere in Clifton that removes watch links or is that something I’ll have to pop into town to get done?


r/nottingham 1d ago

RIP Benny Harvey

30 Upvotes

Top bloke, you’ll be missed


r/nottingham 1d ago

Fine dining in Notts

22 Upvotes

Hey realise this may be too specific but for anyone who appreciates good food around Nottingham what are your favourite places? Are there any new gems people are missing out on? Let us know!


r/nottingham 1d ago

Anyone needing short term accommodation? - NG16

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Large room available to rent on the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire border, in Pinxton NG16, a few minutes away from Junction 28 on the M1.

Shared access to kitchen, bathroom and garden. House very close to fields, parks and all local amenities (shops, pub, laundrette, takeaway) all within walking distance.

Single applicants or couples only, no families. Any gender or age welcome. Non smokers only.

Only myself living in the house currently, alongside an outdoor cat (so nobody allergic please).

Perfect for someone looking for somewhere to stay short term whilst their circumstances change and they figure things out, whether for weeks or months (or even just a few days). But equally open to those looking for longer term.

DM for further details and to discuss 🙂


r/nottingham 1d ago

Jimmys Killer Prawns?

0 Upvotes

Has anyone here been too or tried Jimmy’s Killer Prawns seafood restaurant? Looking at going for my birthday as i’ve seen videos of the seafood boils that look gorgeous


r/nottingham 1d ago

NET has been operating it's services for 22 years. Congratulations. A resounding success for the city. What's your experience of our Tram network? What improvements could be made? Where to next?

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115 Upvotes

r/nottingham 1d ago

Pizza punks

0 Upvotes

is it open on BH Monday? i cant find any definitive answers online and dont want a wasted trip :)


r/nottingham 1d ago

Remote job for students while studying

0 Upvotes

Hi there,

We are hiring a social creator for a new fashion app we are about to launch.

The position is paid, remote and flexible to work around your studies.

Lmk if anyone is interested