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From a modest group of radical religious thinkers in the North Nottinghamshire countryside, to one of the most diverse and powerful nations today, today in our English Tourism Week celebration of Nottinghamshire's unique hertiage we're commemorating the story of the Mayflower Pilgrims.

Continuing with our guide to Nottinghamshire’s unique heritage, as part of English Tourism Week, today we’re stepping back in time to the days of bloody battles, skirmishes and sieges, deep into the heart of Britain’s deadliest conflict - the English Civil War.

Sometimes the most intriguing aspects of a place aren’t immediately apparent. To discover these gems, you must delve a little deeper. On this, the second day of our English Tourism Week celebration of all things unique about Nottingham, we’re going underground to shed some light on our curious cave network.

We might not be celebrating English Tourism Week in the way we normally would, but we're still shining a light on all of the things that are unique to Nottinghamshire. So naturally, where better to start than with our outlaw hero, Robin Hood?

Another Bank-holiday is on the horizon and there are some truly brilliant things happening across Nottingham this weekend thanks to Nottstopping Festival – a digital cultural delight with a jam-packed schedule of entertainment and activities. If you’ll be staying in this weekend you can still pay Nottingham and Nottinghamshire a virtual visit via the wonders of technology, with a virtual city tour coming up and some amazing art exhibitions to check out online.

Nothing says summer like a picnic on a sunny day. We reckon we’re in for some warm weather, so grab your wicker baskets and gingham blankets and head off into the great outdoors.