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Annabelle Jacques

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Aug 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Annabelle Jacques

    Gym meets sculpture in unique new city art exhibition (opens the original)

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    Imagine replacing dumbbells and conventional weights for pieces of sculpture during a gym session. That is what an exhibition, currently taking place at Nottingham Contemporary, in Weekday Cross, allows visitors to do. Physical Culture by Augustus Serapinas invites audiences into fully operational metal fitness machines with Jesmonite sculptures replacing conventional weights. It is Augustus Serapinas’ first institutional solo exhibition in England and aims to highlight the crossover between the

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Annabelle Jacques

    Nottingham's Rainbow Quarter off to 'amazing' start two months after launch (opens the original)

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    It's been two months since the launch of Nottingham's official LGBTQ+ area - Rainbow Quarter - and as Annabelle Jacques found out, the initiative appears to have boosted LGBTQ+ visibility and brought people together, but some still question whether it was necessary in the first place. The Rainbow Quarter, which covers Broad Street, Carlton Street, and Heathcote Street in the Hockley area, was developed through a collaboration between Nottingham City Council, the Nottingham Pastel Project and Not

  3. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Annabelle Jacques

    Plans to grow village by hundreds of homes to head to pivotal inquiry (opens the original)

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    A plan to grow a Nottinghamshire village by hundreds of homes will soon head to a pivotal inquiry after fears were raised over the impact it could have on traffic. Developer Bloor Homes launched an appeal to the government's Planning Inspectorate after Broxtowe Borough Council postponed making a decision on its plans for 420 houses off Stapleford Lane in Toton. The council delayed approving the scheme, which would expand the village north alongside Toton Sidings rail yard and up to the A52 and s

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