A Room With A Brew

notties brewery

Nottingham Road Brewery on The Midlands Meander is a great place to visit - craft beer at its best. A great pub and lots of character.

Episode 1: Introduction

This episode introduces the series, explaining what economic and social rights are, where they come from, and how they fit into international human rights law.

Biosciences 360 facilities tour

Take a look around our Sutton Bonington Campus to see the range of facilities available to students studying in the School of Biosciences.

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London English Tea at the Tea Shop

Join us for a cup of English tea at Twinings tea shop and check out tea time with us

THE LOST HILLS OF NOTTINGHAM

THE FOOT PATHS OF NOTTINGHAM

Getting Better Slowly - National Theatre Tour

Adam Pownall woke up to find his body was slowly shutting down. Unable to walk, talk or blink and nobody knew why…

When Guillain Barré Syndrome affected Adam it caused full paralysis within days. Getting Better Slowly tells the story of his illness through a creative collision of new writing, verbatim accounts, sound and movement. How does it feel when your closest relationship is with the illness that’s holding you back? Adam’s frank and moving account of how he dealt with GBS and the two years he spent recovering – including months spent learning how to walk and talk again – explores the relationship we all have with our bodies and our health. Telling his story with warmth, humour and honesty, and explaining how GBS is still part of his life, he invites audiences to consider how they would deal with an unexpected illness or accident affecting them or someone they love.

22nd September Lincoln Drill Hall lincolndrillhall.co.uk
23rd September Lincoln Drill Hall lincolndrillhall.co.uk

1st October Barnsley Civic barnsleycivic.co.uk
2nd October New Diorama, London newdiorama.com
3rd October New Diorama, London newdiorama.com

12th October South Holland Centre, Spalding southhollandcentre.co.uk

14th October Old Library, Mansfield lincolndrillhall.com
15th October Old Library, Mansfield

22nd October Attenborough Arts, Leic www2.le.ac.uk/hosted/attenborougharts

3rd November ARC Stockton arconline.co.uk

6th November Square Chapel, Halifax squarechapel.co.uk

15th November Riverhead Theatre, Louth louthplaygoers.com
16th November Guildhall, Grantham guildhallartscentre.com
17th November Stamford Arts Centre stamfordartscentre.com

1st December Deda, Derby deda.uk.com
2nd December Nottingham Lakeside Arts lakesidearts.org.uk

15th February CAST, Doncaster castindoncaster.com

17th February Harrogate Theatre harrogatetheatre.co.uk

19th February Slung Low Hub, Leeds slunglow.org


Performed by Adam Pownall & Kitty Randle
Creative Producer – Adam Pownall
Director – Tilly Branson
Movement Director – Marc Brew
Writer – Nick Wood
Associate Dramaturg – Luca Rutherford
Music – Poetical Machines
Designer – Kate Unwin
Lighting Design – Howell Thomas

The production is supported by Arts Council England.
Commissioned by GAIN Charity, Lincolnshire One Venues & Lincoln Drill Hall
With further support from ARC Stockton, Deda Derby & In Good Company.

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Bowling Done Proper

Ever flung a tea bag across the room? Well, you haven't lived!

Share a video of you bowling a tea bag into a mug (or failing spectacularly) with #BowlingDoneProper and you could win a VIP cricket experience. The more creative, the better - here's Michael Vaughan and Stuart Broad to show you how its done.

Full details on how to share: yorkshiretea.co.uk/bowling-done-proper

A Brew Day at Bube's Brewery

We joined brewers Brad Moyer and Steve Nott at Bube's Brewery in Mount Joy, PA to cook up a collab brew called Hop-añero. This hoppy quaff breweed with a box-full-o habenero peppers is on tap now!

Check out Bube's Brewery


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Rainbreakers - Ain't Nothin' Going On (Live in Studio)

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Original song written and performed by Rainbreakers. Recorded mixed and mastered by Josiah Manning at Momentum Studios. Filmed by Kris Barras.

Vintage Brew at The Lion Inn

Vintage Brew playing the Lion Inn, Timberscombe, Exmoor.

Boaters guide to Boston: Migrants, Immigrants and Pub of the Week ????????

Boston - it's well worth a visit, you just need to keep an open mind!

Thanks to Darryl the Wash guide for his help - call 07909880071 if you want to book him for your crossing.

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Rainbreakers - Take It or Leave It (Live in Studio)

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Original song written and performed by Rainbreakers. Recorded mixed and mastered by Josiah Manning at Momentum Studios. Filmed by Kris Barras.

Cosmic Tortoise 1987 Nottingham Mardi Gras

Cosmic Tortoise live at Nottingham Mardi Gras February 10th 1987 supporting Sic Boy Federation ... Axeman was half the audience.. Cass-Vocals, Stu-Bass, Paddy-Guitar, Rod-Drums. Music, editing and some artwork by Stu Ghost. Copyright (c) 1987 & 2012 Sneinton Free State Ministry of Arts & Culture
Cosmic Tortoise, Every New Dead Ghost , Sneinton Free State, Hugh Cares

HANGMAN PAGE HOLD MY BEER FOR A SEC

Meltdown Gaming Bar

Meltdown gaming bar is one of the very few social hot spots for gamers in London. Holding tournaments in a different game every night of the week, Meltdown brings together gamers from all around London and beyond for a fully social and competitive gaming experience mixed with alcohol.

Hosted by Raghad Bezizi
Filmed by Mira Sadowska and Raghad Bezizi
Edited by Mira Sadowska and Raghad Bezizi

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Medieval Brewery Priest's Hole 5.2% on cask at the Nottingham Beer Festival

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Inspiral Carpets dedicate 'Saturn V' to Tim Peake

The iconic group Inspiral Carpets from Oldham, Greater Manchester, have dedicated their classic song Saturn V to ESA astronaut Tim Peake. Formed by musicians Graham Lambert and Stephen Holt in 1983, Inspiral Carpets were one of the bands associated with the ‘Madchester’ scene that came to prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The band send this message: From Inspiral Carpets, with respect and love, to our friend Tim Peake!

Tim Peake is set for launch to the International Space Station on his five-month Principia mission on 15 December 2015.

Connect with Tim at and follow him on Twitter: @astro_timpeake

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With thanks to Martyn Walsh & Inspiral Carpets
Flimed by BOSC Productions (facebook.com/BoscProductions)

The Truthful Green Tea Shop

See how customers at our pop-up café reacted, when we revealed the nasty things that go into some green teas. Luckily at Clipper we always guarantee a cup of green tea that’s natural, fair and delicious.