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He graduated in 2013
Don’t we pay enough?
He was trecking in the Langtang Valley
Still better than Trent though
Like you care anyway
Rear of the year is here
Futsal and dodgeball have been added to the line-up
The 19 year old was a local boxing champion
The ginger cat had massive furry balls
Everyone’s favourite ginger is in town
Why do I even bother
They are definitely smarter than you
The little kitten went missing last night
A second cyclist this week has been hit by a car
University of Nottingham students break record for biggest mass student collection in history
Ticket prices are 40% higher in Notts
Breaking records… and the award
Police say it is not suspicious
7 legged reveller causes a commotion at Ocean
Taking the devotion to a new level
LinkedIn has viewed your profile and has endorsed us all for a decent job.
Still suffering from her injuries, the police have dropped her case. Now she is told to pay for lost time
‘Dig her up and fuck her rotten’ is just another example of lad culture at university
You have met the ladies, now here are the boys.
Here are the leading ladies of sport at Nottingham
Andy Hoe is putting his prices up tonight
Varsity is going to be squeezed into three weeks with new sports added to the series too.
Nineties garage act among this year’s Week One Finale headliners.
The Tab satisfied its sweet tooth at The Pudding Pantry, the new cafe that has opened in Nottingham city centre.
After their sell out tour of The Litvinenko Project at various quirky Nottingham cafes as part of the neat14 festival, we sat down with the 2 Magpies Matt Wilks and Tom Barnes.
With No Tomorrow, the Sutton Bonington farmer’s market, Under The Radar Festival and plenty of nights out, we have rounded up the best ways to celebrate the end of exams. Sorry if you’re still stuck in Hallward.
We saw Young Knives at Rock City this week. The experience was somewhat unforgettable.
Do you remember when you were about 15, there was a photo of a man released to the media who looked incredibly ill, he had no hair and was painfully thin? Do you remember that he was apparently poisoned by former members of the KGB?
The Tab delved into the hipster haven that is Spanky Van Dykes for a spot of dinner.
The winner of last year’s ‘Best Metropolitan Festival’ kicked off again this weekend. Here’s what went down in Notts-town yesterday.
Finished exams or still battling through revision? There’s plenty you could be doing. This week there is the neat14 festival, singing nuns at Theatre Royal or maybe indulge in a burger.
Crocus Café, volunteer run and completely vegetarian, is the oldest community café in Nottingham.
Tribes at the Nottingham New Theatre is an excellent way to procrastinate from revision and essays this week.
West Side Story took Nottingham to New York for the performance of Leonard Bernstein’s classic musical of racial prejudice and doomed love.
NNT’s pre-Easter production is unafraid to tackle the uncomfortable.
Tom’s Midnight Garden is a quintessential component of childhood, and this enchanting tale takes us away on the adventure we’ve all been dreaming of
A celebration of modern British rock graced The Bodega in a near-three hour whirlwind of guitars, drums and vocals, spearheaded by Surrey quartet Canterbury.
The Tab went down to check out the mystery that is Annie’s Burger Shack and Freehouse in the depths of Lace Market
A play titled with the Latin word for horse does not seem like the most promising use of a weekday evening
Starring David Essex and Rik Makarem, Morris Panych’s The Dishwashers is a contemporary bitter comedy which examines the situation of menial workers in an already tough economy.
Customs is a play written by Logan Wamsley, a student at the University of Nottingham.
We all know the story – two teenagers from rival families fall in love and consequently meet their deaths through a series of murders and misunderstandings.
Before their homecoming gig at Nottingham Contemporary last night, The Tab got a chance to sit down with Amber Run’s bassist Tom Sperring
The NME tour hit Nottingham on Sunday. Four bands, one night, it was pretty good.
The NME Awards Tour 2014 brought an eclectic mix of bands to Rock City this week in the form of Circa Waves, Royal Blood, Temples and tour headliners Interpol.
Putting on one of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most popular Musicals is no easy feat and on their opening night, Nottingham’s Musicality certainly rose to the task.
Over two nights Opera North transported the Theatre Royal from Scotland to California, with mixed results.
The Tab went along to check out NUDance’s annual show and see if it lived up to its bold choice in name.
A night that started slowly and ended with a synth-pop flourish.
The Tab went to one of Musicality’s final rehearsals for Phantom of the Opera.
A Night in The West End hit the Royal Concert Hall this week with London Philharmonic Orchestra and West End star Kerry Ellis.
With an abundance of charisma and undeniable skill, Aaron Calvert certainly put on a show – when things went his way.
First opening at Sadler’s Wells in November 1995, Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake was fresh as ever at the Theatre Royal on Tuesday night.
The Rehearsal is about the behind-the-scenes rehearsals of Romeo and Juliet, but with a dark and haunting twist.
We’ve got everything covered this week: charity events, nights out and plenty of UoN students singing, dancing and acting.
Betrayal by Harold Pinter is New Theatre’s offering this week.
This week Dennis Potter’s Blue Remembered Hills hit the New Theatre stage.
Essays? Deadlines? There’s better stuff to be doing and it’s on this list.
Ten dates into their Circus tour Paper Aeroplanes played Bodega the sweetest sad songs they’d ever heard.
MusSoc’s ensemble Opera Nova won the hearts of the audience last night with their debut performance of Benjamin Britten’s The Little Sweep.
The up-and-coming singer-songwriter stopped off at Nottingham’s Bodega during his 2014 European Tour.
Gritty, hard-hitting and vibrant, Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera is given a vigorous contemporary reboot at Nottingham Playhouse.
If you enjoy complicated murder mysteries and laughing for all the wrong reasons, Francis Durbridge’s ‘The Gentle Hook’, a ridiculous attempt at a classic ‘whodunit’, is certainly one to watch.
University of Nottingham Philharmonia triumph again at their first concert of the term.
The Tab went to check out all the vaginas, pussies and foofoos at the New Theatre.
This week sees The Women’s Network’s ‘The Vagina Monologues’ return to New Theatre.
Shakespeare in a mariachi style, you say? Yes. It happened.
University of Nottingham grads London Grammar are to headline No Tomorrow Festival in Wollaton Park on Saturday 7th June.
Struggling for last minute Valentine’s plans? All the restaurants fully booked? Don’t worry, we’ve got some great cheap ideas that will impress that lucky guy or gal in your life.
The Tab has found the perfect Valentine’s location.
Love it or loathe it, it’s the most commercially romantic week of the year. We’ve rounded up the best stuff to do if you’re single, loved up or have a special relationship with cats.
Ron Pope returned to Nottingham last night to play his new album in front of a packed Rescue Rooms.
The famous 1952 big screen musical Singin’ in The Rain has arrived at Theatre Royal and, just like the original, Jonathan Church has brought all of the effervescence and magic that we need.
The Tab went to see a preview of Nottingham Playhouse’s latest production My Judy Garland Life and was left a little perplexed.
This week is jammed packed with everything Nottingham has to offer, from Radio 1 favourite Indiana to StrEAT in the Lace Market.
The Den was occupied by UoN’s Comedy Society on Saturday night with headline act and BBC New Comedy Award winner Steve Bugeja.
It’s loud, it’s bright and it’s camp. It is Hoff-fully good.
This week The New Theatre tackles William Shakespeare’s gruesome tragedy, and it’s definitely not one for the faint hearted!
Over fifty instrumentalists and almost one hundred singers from the university combined on Saturday night to perform what is often referred to as Haydn’s ‘masterpiece’, The Creation in the Albert Hall.