Stage
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1Pub near the Theatre Royal, raised from street level on Parliament Street entrance.
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Living in Nottingham (NG)
Step into Nottingham's captivating fusion of past and present, where rich culture, vibrant nightlife and a warm sense of togetherness make it an irresistible place to call home.
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Why Nottingham is a good place to live
Welcome to Nottingham, where heritage, innovation and community come together in the heart of the East Midlands. This city offers a distinctive atmosphere that combines rich history with an exciting modern culture.
Living in Nottingham gives you the benefit of excellent schools, easy commuting options, good affordability and a strong sense of safety. The city centre is dotted with diverse eateries, live music venues, trendy bars and cosy old pubs, so there's no wonder Nottingham is a hit among families, professionals and students alike.
Nottingham is set apart by it community spirit. Whether you're picnicking in the park or painting the town red - or cheering for Nottingham Forest or Notts County - you'll always be greeted by a warm and welcoming environment.
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Dragon
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1Offbeat watering hole serving unfussy homemade food, plus a room for Scalextric car racing nights.
Three Crowns
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1Here at The Three Crowns you'll find everything you'd expect from a traditional local pub in Nottingham - but with a bit of added sizzle.
Barrel Drop
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1Opened December 2014. Single roomed micro pub on two levels, close to the Upper Parliament Street end of Hurts Yard
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Transport in Nottingham
Trains
Nottingham Station is located in the city centre and offers frequent services to Birmingham (1 hour), London (1 hour 45 mins), Manchester (2 hours) and Liverpool (2 hours 30 mins).
There are also frequent trains to nearby cities like Derby and Leicester, making Nottingham a strategic hub for regional travel.
Buses
Nottingham's bus network is extensive, offering comprehensive coverage of the city and its surroundings. The Nottingham City Transport (NCT) buses and Trent Barton services are the main providers.
Park and Ride
Nottingham's most popular Park and Ride locations are at Clifton South, Phoenix Park, and Toton Lane, providing easy access to the city centre with frequent bus services.
Car
Nottingham's central location makes it an excellent starting point for exploring the East Midlands and beyond by car. The M1 runs to the west of the city, connecting to Derby (40 mins), Leicester (50 mins) and Sheffield (1 hour).
You can reach the beautiful Peak District within an hour from Nottingham, while the legendary Sherwood Forest is a 30-minute drive away.
Airports
Nottingham is well-connected through two main airports: East Midlands Airport, located about 30 minutes' drive from the city centre, and Birmingham Airport, which is an hour away by car.
Transport connections
- Nottingham
- National Rail
- 0.6 miles / 1.0 km
- Beeston
- National Rail
- 3.2 miles / 5.1 km
- Netherfield
- National Rail
- 3.2 miles / 5.1 km
- Carlton
- National Rail
- 3.2 miles / 5.1 km
- Bulwell
- National Rail
- 3.6 miles / 5.8 km
- Attenborough
- National Rail
- 4.6 miles / 7.4 km
Schools in Nottingham
Nottingham offers a diverse range of educational institutions. Its mix of primary and secondary schools, both state-funded and independent, provide quality education options for families.
Nottingham is a hub for higher education, with a number of colleges and vocational centres as well as the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University. Both universities are renowned for their research and academic excellence, creating a dynamic student scene in the city.
Schools in Nottingham
- St Joseph's School
- Ages: 1 - 11 years old
- Nottingham College
- Ages: 16 - 99 years old
- Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)
- Nottingham Girls' High School
- Ages: 3 - 19 years old
- Sutherland House School
- Ages: 3 - 19 years old
- Ofsted Rating: Good (2023)
- Nottingham High School
- Ages: 4 - 18 years old
- Huntingdon Academy
- Ages: 3 - 11 years old
- Ofsted Rating: Outstanding (2011)