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Showing posts with label Nottingham Post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nottingham Post. Show all posts
Monday, 17 October 2016
Watch The Birdie
A new event has arrived in the Old Market Square this week. It's a festival about the caves that run under the city centre.
There are meant to be hundreds of them. There's a lot of them you can visit. The most well known is Mortimer's Hole, which was a secret route into the castle.
There is a virtual reality tour of them, where you wear some special goggles and can explore this underworld, without leaving the confines of the marquee.
I didn't get the opportunity of doing it today. But hope to sometime this week.
Of course my mate Tim, who is Nottingham's official Robin Hood was there to promote the event. Lots of visitors kept coming up to him for a photograph and to say hello.
A photographer from our local paper, the Nottingham Post was there to capture the event for its readers.
Here's Tim posing for the camera. I'll expect to see him on the front cover of tomorrow's edition.
Monday, 3 August 2015
It's Not What You Think
So this is today's headline in our local paper. What do you make of it?
Do you think, ugh how disgusting, using the sand in the Old Market Square as a toilet?
Well you'd be wrong. Sadly the headline refers to a man who was stabbed with a knife yesterday afternoon. Fortunately the police have arrested the person responsible and is currently helping them with their enquiries as they say.
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Love Don't Live Here Anymore
Not a very encouraging newspaper headline on today of all days; St Valentine's Day.
But no, the council are not considering banning lovemaking or encouraging celebacy in Nottingham, but the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner is deciding on whether to close all sex shops and lap dancing clubs in the area, as they are seen to degrade and endanger women.
There is some debate as to whether this is true or not. As if it is stamped out and goes underground, then it might become more dangerous to the women who work in them. Maybe it should go the other way and the industry is properly regulated and checked like it is in Holland and some states in America.
Still the poster for Nandos behind takes the subject of St Valentine's Day the other way, with the idea that you can become Rudolph Valentino or Casanova after eating a plate of their spicy chicken legs.
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