If there’s one date in the Nottinghamshire social calendar that gives us all permission to dress up, get the girls together and be just a little bit fabulous, it’s Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse. And the good news? It’s happening THIS SUNDAY! On Sunday 16th August, Southwell Racecourse hosts one of its biggest events of the year – Ladies Day 2026 – bringing together racing, fashion, fizz, friends and a brilliant party atmosphere. So… what are you wearing? Let’s face it, L

Podcasting has never been more popular. Whether you're a business wanting to build trust, an organisation looking to engage your audience, or someone with a story to tell, podcasts have become one of the most powerful ways to connect with people.

When people think of the Pendle Witch Trials of 1612, it's usually the women who come to mind. Names such as Alizon Device, Anne Whittle and Alice Nutter have become synonymous with one of England's most infamous witchcraft prosecutions.

We're incredibly proud to announce that Mansfield 103.2 has become one of our official media partners for Trinder and Trinder Productions.

Last week Katie and Sarah headed off to Leicester Castle to find out more about the Leicester Witch Trials. If they’re honest they didn’t know there had been anyone executed in Leicester on charges of witchcraft.

When the Commonwealth Games come around, it's easy to get caught up in the medal table. Who won gold? Who broke a record? Who stood on the podium?

From Number 10 to Buckingham Palace for a brew with the King. This week marks the 7th new Prime Minister for Britain in 10 years Whatever your political persuasion (and that's not what this article is about), one moment in the day fascinates us more than any other.... your first audience with our Monarch.

Last night I binged Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, and I'll admit, I went into it with a completely different perspective than I would have done a year ago. Like a lot of people who grew up in the 90s, Katie Price has always been impossible to ignore. Whether you knew her as Jordan, followed her reality shows, or simply caught the headlines in the supermarket queue, it felt as though she was everywhere. And if I'm honest, over the years I've probably done what many people have

There was a time when listening was something we all did a little more. We listened to stories told by grandparents around the kitchen table. We listened to local radio presenters who felt like old friends. We listened to conversations that wandered, meandered and occasionally went completely off topic before somehow finding their way home again.

Sometimes life has a habit of becoming one long cycle of work, chores and trying to keep cool during a British heatwave. This week, we decided enough was enough. If we're honest, we'd reached the point where most of our conversations consisted of:"It's hot.""I'm melting.""Can we just lie in a cold bath?" We're definitely autumn people. Give us crisp mornings, Halloween decorations, cosy jumpers and the promise of Christmas over thirty-degree temperatures any day of the week.

History is rarely as settled as we like to believe. Every generation inherits stories that feel complete. Cases that seem closed. Verdicts that appear beyond question. Yet every so often, something happens that forces us to look again.....This week, that happened with Ruth Ellis- the last woman to be hanged in Britain.

There are some events that tell you exactly where you are in the year. The first daffodils mean spring is on its way. The start of Strictly Come Dancing means we're on the countdown for Christmas..... And Wimbledon means summer and a bit of gorgeous Rose wine which we've now decided is traditionally bought from Daylesford farm. Just because we blooming love tradition and we blooming love Wimbledon! Wimbledon means we've officially reached that glorious point in the year where

They say you go from panto to Pinter. Looking back, I don't think I ever truly appreciated just how much time, effort and money my parents invested in taking us to the theatre and concerts when we were growing up. It's only as an adult that I've realised what an incredible gift that was. My earliest theatre memories are of our annual pilgrimage to the Nottingham Playhouse pantomime, watching the wonderful Kenneth Alan Taylor... still, to this day, the greatest Dame I've ever

Were the Pendle Witches really guilty of witchcraft? Join bestselling author Carol Ann Lee as she explores the evidence behind one of Britain's most famous witch trials at Arnold Bonington Theatre this October.

This week on Slinky By Tuesday: Wimbledon memories, Serena Williams, Taylor Jenkins Reid Book Club, Dudley’s Dog of the Week win, author events and weekly weigh-in laughs.

Well, England won last night, which means the nation has woken up today in one of two states. Either triumphantly refreshed, full of national pride and ready to take on the week… Or slightly cross-eyed from staying up too late, pretending to colleagues that we’re “absolutely fine” when really we need a strong coffee, a lie down and possibly a fanfare every time we move from one room to another.

One of the best things about podcasting is that everyone has a story. Sometimes it's a big, life-changing story. Sometimes it's something much more simple, a hobby, a passion or a funny adventure that makes you smile whenever you think about it. But the truth is, the things we're interested in and the experiences we've had often make for the very best conversations. That's why we'd love to hear from you. Perhaps you're on a weight loss journey and want to share the highs, the

Some of the most extraordinary stories aren't fiction. They're history! That's why we're thrilled to announce the very first guest in our brand-new Matinees of Murders and Mysteries series, coming to the Bonington Theatre in Arnold this autumn. On Sunday 18th October 2026, we're delighted to welcome bestselling true crime and historical author Carol Ann Lee, who will take us deep into one of Britain's most infamous witch trials, and her book; Something Wicked: The Lives, Crim

Well, it's been a hot one to state the blooming obvious! The kind of hot where you check the weather app every hour hoping for a thunderstorm, the dogs refuse to move from the coolest spot in the house and even making a cup of tea (which apparently is a good thing in this heat) feels like an extreme sport. All this sunshine has got us thinking about our mum, who was pregnant with Katie during the famous summer of 1976. For those who remember it, it wasn't just a nice summer.

This week on Slinky By Tuesday, we finally returned to the scales after a few difficult weeks with the Furry T's. As many of you know, we lost our beloved beagle Cyril earlier this month, and shortly afterwards his "other half", our gorgeous Mabel, suffered a seizure. It's been an emotional few weeks, but if success is about getting up one more time than you fall down, it was time to face the music. Katie had gained 3½lbs over three weeks, while Lucy was up just 1lb. Consider