Notts TV Sunday

Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Torvill and Dean's gold medal winning Bolero performance.

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We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

Mark Del takes a look back at Splendour 2015 with interviews and performances from all the major acts including Amber Run Keto James Iris Gold The Swiines Ferocious Dog and The Specials.

Big local issues powerful stories lively debate and - as always - strong opinions from local figures filmed directly from the Notts TV studios.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

A time and place to talk about books with Becky Cullen. Each month Becky is joined by a panel of hard-reading page-turning booklovers who discuss all the must reads this series. Book of the month - What Time is Love? Holly Williams.

Work out at home with nothing but your bodyweight. Tim Jacko and Jude from the School of Calisthenics guide you through a range of fitness-boosting exercises.

An American boy turns out to be the long-lost heir of a British fortune. He is sent to live with the cold and unsentimental Lord who oversees the trust.

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Stuart Dixon visits a hidden gem of a garden, Felley Priory, nestled in the beautiful rolling countryside of Nottinghamshire. Stuart seeks to learn the history of the priory and explore the gardens filled with rare and unusual plants.

A time and place to talk about books with Becky Cullen. Each month Becky is joined by a panel of hard-reading page-turning booklovers who discuss all the must-reads this series. This month, Elsewhere, Home by Leila Abouela.

Regional theatre and arts previews with Andrew Hatfield and Steve Wallace. The best upcoming shows and performances across the midlands and beyond

Series presented by Andrew White, featuring inspirational walks between 2-8 miles from around Britain

Big local issues powerful stories lively debate and - as always - strong opinions from local figures filmed directly from the Notts TV studios.

A cultural conversation on all things Caribbean! Catherine Ross Director of The National Caribbean Heritage Museum and her guests from different islands chat about life back home and here in the UK

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

The best performances and backstage interviews from Splendour at Wollaton Park in July 2019. Acts including Manic Street Preachers and The Specials plus local artists entertain a record crowd.

Series presented by Andrew White, featuring inspirational walks between two and eight miles from around Britain

This is Stephen Graham. A career retrospective of one the UK’s finest actors. Stephen talks about a career which has seen him work with the likes of Martin Scorsese and Shane Meadows. Part of Confetti's Industry Week 2020 in Nottingham.

A Notts person with a story to tell, delivered in 30 minutes. Researcher and writer Ann Featherstone has uncovered hidden histories of Nottingham Goose Fair and written two novels.

A time and place to talk about books with Becky Cullen. Each month Becky is joined by a panel of hard-reading page-turning booklovers who discuss all the must-reads this series. This month, Elsewhere, Home by Leila Abouela.

Highlights from the 2018 Nottingham Poetry Festival. In this episode, see performances from Henry Normal, Michelle Hubbard, Roger McGrath and Elvis McGonagall.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

A cultural conversation on all things Caribbean! Catherine Ross Director of The National Caribbean Heritage Museum and her guests from different islands chat about life back home and here in the UK