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As resident archaeologist for Nottingham City Council, Scott Lomax has been studying Nottingham’s unique cave system for nearly 10 years. Since 2008, the number of caves recorded under Nottingham has risen by nearly 300, and is quite likely to increase as the interest in this peculiar terrain grows. We had a chat with Scott to find out more about Nottingham, Cave City.

Spring: it means daffodils, gamboling lambs and of course new food menus. Find out what we thought of The Botanist's new offering in leafy West Bridgford.

To make the most of your exploration of Nottingham’s city centre, a little venture off the beaten track can lead to unique encounters and rewards. Head up to Derby Road and you'll find great pubs, independent shops, and a few unique spots to explore.

Nottingham was the capital of lace for over 100 years and this heritage still runs through the streets, with the much-loved Lace Market still retaining its name and charm. Lace is still celebrated in Nottingham, with recent events being curated by Nottingham City Museums and Galleries to remind us of the city’s rich heritage, whilst looking forward to its use as a contemporary inspiration locally and across the globe.

Nottingham's National Justice Museum gives a fascinating glimpse into the history of crime and punishment, telling the stories of its prisoners and Nottingham throughout the ages.

From live music to tasty food and drink, caves, comedy and children’s theatre, there are no less than 26 festivals happening in Nottinghamshire in 2018. Throughout March and April you can find puppets, poetry and performing arts take over the city, with three brilliant festivals to explore.