Notts TV Monday

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

Big local issues powerful stories lively debate and - as always - strong opinions from local figures filmed directly from the Notts TV studios.

Work out at home with nothing but your bodyweight. Tim Jacko and Jude from the School of Calisthenics guide you through a range of fitness-boosting exercises.

Andrew White treks up The Great Orme in North Wales and beside a railway in West Yorkshire

The best performances from the annual roots & acoustic music festival. The event is held every July in the beautiful surroundings of the historic Nottinghamshire town.

A showcase of some of the finest new musical talent in Nottingham. Made by and starring students from the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies.

Regional theatre and arts previews with Andrew Hatfield and Steve Wallace. The best upcoming shows and performances across the midlands and beyond

Iain Chambers is joined by football pundits to discuss all things Forest, County and Mansfield, with exclusive insight and access to the managers and players

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

Robert Lindsay joins Iain Chambers on the 6:30 Show sofa to discuss his illustrious career and life in Nottingham.

A time and place to talk about books with Becky Cullen. Each month Becky is joined by a panel of hard-reading page-turning booklovers who discuss all the must-reads this series. This month, Wild East by Ashley Hickson-Lovence and Furthermo...

A cultural conversation on all things Caribbean! Catherine Ross Director of The National Caribbean Heritage Museum and her guests from different islands chat about life back home and here in the UK

Documentary series from NVTV in Belfast. Lee Lavis, a soldier in the British army, recounts his shock at how just swapping his combat helmet for his beret on the day of the ceasefire, changed his life.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

The best performances and backstage interviews from Splendour at Wollaton Park in July 2023. Saturday's acts included Rudimental and The Coral.

Big local issues powerful stories lively debate and - as always - strong opinions from local figures filmed directly from the Notts TV studios.

Join Becky Cullen who takes time out to find out more about the writers on our Notts TV Book Club panels from across the year to discuss their lives in literature. This week Becky speaks to William Ivory.

The only TV show dedicated to the Notts news you need to know and is good to know. Al Booth and Emma Caldwell guide you through a celebratory look at events from all across the county.

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

A cultural conversation on all things Caribbean! Catherine Ross Director of The National Caribbean Heritage Museum and her guests from different islands chat about life back home and here in the UK

A weekly roundup of the best local independent television from around the UK

Green fingered guru John Stirland is on a mission to turn his new back garden into an idyllic paradise. Clueless Gardening novice Iain Chambers tags along for the ride and learns a thing or two.

Romance and suspense ensue in Paris as a woman is pursued by several men who want a fortune her murdered husband had stolen. Who can she trust?

30 young actors selected from Nottingham primary schools are shaking up 'The Tempest' with help from The Royal Shakespeare Company musicians set designers and local theatre directors.

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues

We get the views from Nottingham people on Nottingham issues