Nottingham
Nottingham is a vibrant City in the heart of the East Midlands. It has a population of 323,700 (Census 2021) and is one of the youngest cities in the UK. Over 50% of the population is under the age of 30.
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The City is considered one of the best shopping destinations, next to Birmingham and London. Once the international centre for lace and hosiery manufacture, the City Is home to Sir Paul Smith and many stylish independent retailers, specialist boutiques and brand favourites with many more smaller chic label retailers.
CULTURE
The City offers a rich variety of art galleries, theatres, cinemas, dozens of festivals and for the music lover regular gigs at many live music venues. Nottingham has a multitude of tasteful bars, cafes, restaurants and coffee houses all for your pleasure. Nottingham has a bustling nightlife with many independent bars, craft beer pubs, breweries and unrivalled club nights in the City, all with their very own distinct atmospheres.
SPORTS
Nottingham was officially named Home of English Sport in 2015 and is the UK’s First City of Football. It is home to Notts County and Nottingham Forest football clubs, Trent Bridge Cricket ground, Nottingham Panthers and Holme Pierrepoint National Water Sports Centre.
Living by the river has additional benefits to your wellbeing with access to the riverbank promenade and nearby park offering the opportunity for jogging, cycling and water sports, including sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding and angling.
TRANSPORTATION
Nottingham has invested £1 billion in the City’s infrastructure and boasts the greenest bus network in the UK, with rail trams for congestion free commuting throughout the City. There is easy access to the main motorway networks and rail connections to London St. Pancras, just 1 hour 40 minutes away.East Midlands Airport is 14 miles south West of the City centre and HS2 will serve Nottingham City centre and will reduce travel time to London Euston to 52 minutes.
