• Should Protesters Use Disruptive Techniques?

    Megan Brown After recent protesters disrupted the Grand National, questions have arisen about whether disturbance is an effective way of protesting. On 15th April, the Grand National horse racing event was delayed after hundreds of Animal Rising protesters attempted to gain access to Aintree and glue themselves to the...
  • British Libraries Under Threat – The Fight for Funding

    Emma Robinson reports on how many libraries around the UK are under threat as local councils fight for funding....
  • Consent Rally

    UoN Students Rally Together To Demand Consent Lessons

    The University of Nottingham branch of a national charity that teaches sex education to young people led a campaign rally on Tuesday 25th October 2022 to demand that the university needs to deliver mandatory consent training to all students. Impact's Córa-Laine Moynihan reports....
  • Two Men Arrested Over the Alleged Assault of Prince Andrew Heckler

    Two men, both aged 34, have been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged assault of a man who ‘heckled’ Prince Andrew, during the Queen’s coffin procession in Edinburgh. Impact’s Maya Moretta reports....
  • Women Protest in Nottingham to Demand an End to Gender Violence

    Cora-Laine Moynihan Women of Nottingham marched through the city on the evening of Saturday 22nd October in solidarity to protest violence against women and girls and to reclaim the streets that many fear to walk alone at night. Impact’s Cora-Laine Moynihan reports. The Reclaim the Night march, organised by the...
  • Demilitarise UoN Holds Protest at Engineering Careers Fair

    On Monday 17th October, the University of Nottingham held an engineering careers fair where the student activist group called ‘Demilitarise UoN’ staged a protest. Their motive was to draw attention to the university’s partnership with companies who are involved in the arms trade. Impact’s Lottie Murray reports.   ...
  • Club Safe Collective Protest For Anti-Spiking Measures

    On Saturday, 30th October, activists from the city and the organising group Club Safe Collective gathered in Old Market Square to protest against the recent spiking incidents in clubs and bars around Nottingham. Amelia Brookes reports on the protest, as women in Nottingham call for greater protection on nights...