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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.

With spring gathering pace, any improvement in the weather can herald the start of the butterfly season. Running from April through to the end of September, this is much celebrated time for the staff and volunteers here at Creswell Crags.

Dolcino brings the authentic taste of handmade Italian gelato to the streets of our wonderful city. We went along to learn the secrets of gelato making first-hand from the experts themselves.

The Nottingham Cookbook: Second Helpings is now served up and on the shelf; featuring a whole new batch of recipes, along with stories and secrets from the city's best cafes, restaurants, and foody spots, this book truly highlights the wealth of Nottingham’s food and drink scene.

The end of the summer is a love it or hate it kinda thing. While some pine for endless warm days under the sun, others are perfectly ready for woolly jumpers and crunchy leaves. As the seasons change make the most of the beautiful colours, daylight hours, and cosy treats, and have a gander at our top tips for embracing autumn in Nottinghamshire.

Initially founded in 1816, Nottingham's Bromley House Library was settled into its home in an unobtrusive Georgian townhouse on Angel Row in 1825 . Throughout the subsequent 193 years titles have changed, the collections have grown and many subscribers has passed through the doors.