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What’s your aim like? Think you could throw an axe Last of the Mohicans style? Well now you have your chance to find out! Axed, recently opened within the fabulous Cornerhouse in Nottingham City Centre, adding a unique element to the city’s many attractions.

In case you didn’t realise autumn is upon us already. One minute you’re having a nap at 4pm the next you wake up confused in the dark only to realise it’s 6pm already! The dark rainy weather hits us students making us want to stay in all day and not go out anywhere at all. However, there is so much of the city you can experience even in the rain, whether you enjoy drinking with your course mates or being adventurous with your flatmates - this guide will give you ideas on how to make the most out of your new city this autumn.

What’s it to be? Escape an ancient Pyramid and unearth a mysterious treasure, follow in the footsteps of ancient Aztecs, defeat rogue robots on a military space station, break out of prison with your squad to clear your name… Adventure is the arena, and your imagination is the limit in the mind-bending world of Meetspace VR's Zero Latency.

Nottingham is no short of arcades, escape rooms and gaming cafes and they're ready to welcome players back with open arms - with concepts just as imaginative, creepy, and challenging as ever. Read on to find out all the things we encountered on our trip to Nottingham's Zero Latency!

In the digital age, the era of screen time, when being a You Tuber is an actual career aspiration, for me there is absolutely nothing quite like being outdoors, moving, so on a chilly, damp and frankly gloomy January Saturday, we jumped in the car and headed to Conkers to blow away the week and do something for our minds and bodies.

After the bright lights and indulgence of the festive season, January can feel like a long and sometimes dreary month. Thankfully, we've got a great round-up of exciting cultural and creative events to help you shake off the winter blues and welcome in the new decade in style.

If someone asked you, “How would you like to walk around a dark room, blindfolded with a futuristic backpack on for 15 minutes”, what would you say? No? Let me rephrase that. How would you like to explore a world where up is down and down is up, where the laws of physics are optional, where flying whales and parrot rays have replaced the birds and glowing blue orbs guide you ultimately to an ancient alien temple?