AN UNOFFICIAL GUIDE TO LIVING IN NOTTINGHAM
A Narrative for New Nottinghamians and Visitors
And an introduction to living near and in the
University of Nottingham
Also available via the World Wide Web through
http://www.psychology.nottingham.ac.uk/users/ritter/ritter.html
Edited by Frank E. Ritter
1 June 1997, Eighth Edition
- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.0 Housing
- A short tour of the city and environs
- Beeston
- Beeston Ryland
- Lenton
- Chilwell
- Lenton Abbey and Dunkirk
- West Bridgford
- Wollaton
- The Park
- Other Environs
- Temporary accommodations
- Apartment hunting and leases
- Buying a house
- Moving in
- Getting your house repaired
- 3.0 Transportation
- How to get here (maps)
- How to get to the U. of Nottingham from Heathrow.
- How to get to the U. of Nottingham from Gatwick.
- Buses (city and otherwise) and trains
- Airplanes
- Bicycles and bicycling
- Taxis
- Autos
- 4.0 Services
- Money, banks & Insurance
- Medical care
- Travel agents
- Hotels
- Places of worship
- Recycling
- Families and children
- Farms to visit:
- Parks
- Swimming.
- Museums or such oriented to children or with children's exhibits
- Libraries
- 5.0 Shopping
- Shopping areas
- Clothes and shoes
- Department stores
- Book stores
- Food stores
- Home and Garden Centres
- Alcohol
- Adult toys
- 6.0 Eating and drinking
- Indian.
- Chinese
- Other ethnic
- Chippies and seafood
- Local Pubs
- Pubs worth a trip
- Fast food on campus
- Fast food off campus
- Miscellaneous good (and bad) places
- Everyday restaurants
- Pizza.
- Chinese
- Nearby restaurants
- Expensive places
- 7.0 Amusements
- Movies
- Home Video Rental
- Theatre
- Classical Music
- Live music
- Nightclubs
- Media (tv, radio, newspapers)
- Outdoor and athletic
- Festivals and fairs
- The Goose Fair
- The Cattle market
- Other amusements and local trips.
- Things to see in Nottingham
- Further afield
- Bunny
- The Peak District
- Lincoln
- London
- Amsterdam
- Annotated References and further reading