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A new chapter begins for Nottingham’s proud tradition of literature

Readers, writers and anyone with a love of books will head to the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham next month to celebrate a new book festival for the city.

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A new chapter begins for Nottingham’s proud tradition of literature

Readers, writers and anyone with a love of books will head to the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham next month to celebrate a new book festival for the city.

11 days ago·Hucknall, United Kingdom

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Hucknall Dispatch broke the news in Hucknall, United Kingdom 11 days ago on Monday, August 10, 2026.

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