Featuring Sticky, Kasper Schmeichel, Armando Iannucci, Arsher Ali, and your free World Cup wallchart...
May Contain Notts
The news diary that lolls about in its front garden in a thong with Up With The Cock by Judge Dread repeating on the stereo dead loud when the nearby girls school chucks out, and doesn’t give a toss
LeftEyeOn
Come and look at our lovely pictures of even lovelier Notts
Armando Iannucci Speaks His Brains
On the election, spoof media and crap TV
A Canadian in New Basford
Our Rob might be foreign, but even he knows Frank Lampard is a useless get
Putting the ‘Fun’ in Fundamentalism
Arsher Ali, on Four Lions
SongSmith
Nina Smith – heart-breakingly good, and from round here
Big Ron
Ronika gobs off about her new EP and appearance at Splendour
Letters to Lowdham
The bookshop owner who was also Alan Sillitoe’s pen pal
Kasper Schmeichel
Everyone considered him the keeper of the County - until he moved on. Here’s his last interview as a Magpie
Sticky's Tricky Mission
Johnny Budden, on Parkour life
World Cup Wallchart
Stick it on your wall, fill it in religiously, lose interest in it when England get knocked out of the quarter-finals
Artist Profiles
Introducing artopen, a six-handed visual arts monster
Write Lion
New poetry and an extra-large reviews section
Music Reviews
Nick Jonah Davies. Dog Is Dead, Gareth Hardwick, The Hell I Am, Kogumaza, Liam O’Kane, Souvaris and Spotlight Kid all get tabholed
Park Live
Nine acts you should see at Splendour this year, and a mention of Shed Seven
Event Listings
Everything worth seeing, doing, listening to and looking at over the next two months when the World Cup’s not on
Noshingham
We ram various local eateries into our chatty maws until the brickwork runs down our chins
The Arthole
Plus Notts Trumps, LeftLion Abroad and Rocky Horrorscopes
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