BBC Radio Nottingham

BBC Radio Nottingham serves the city and wider Nottinghamshire with reporting, music and conversation. Local people and places are central to its audio, from daily discussion to programmes that investigate a story over several episodes. Dean Jackson is among the voices heard on The Afternoon Show, while the station's wider selection includes history, personal testimony and factual storytelling.

Notorious Nottinghamshire explores accounts associated with the county, including Batman and the mad men of Gotham. Hillsborough Unheard: Nottingham Forest Fans gives a clearly identified group of football supporters a place in a longer audio story. Other featured series include The Kidnapping of Stephanie Slater, Bodies in the Garden: The Wycherley Murders and The Fainting Field. These productions provide more space for narrative than a short news bulletin.

Your Voice invites people to share stories and issues affecting their communities. Upload offers an opportunity to showcase creative talent, and Make a Difference provides local help and information. These strands connect the station's reporting with contributions from listeners, allowing experiences from different parts of Nottinghamshire to become part of its programme.

Music and entertainment accompany those local interests. Letitia George presents stories and music from African and Caribbean communities, and Jo Good's Late Night Jo combines conversation with songs later in the evening. Some programmes are shared across BBC Local Radio, with weekend overnight hours joining BBC Radio 5 Live. Nottinghamshire reporting and locally connected audio remain the distinctive elements around that wider schedule.