Director Cynthia Marsh chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio (NHR) about Chekov’s “Uncle Vanya”, the next play at the Lace Market Theatre in Nottingham.
NHR Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show
On this episode, we once again, have a mega dishing of football action, from the past 2 weeks, across Nottingham Forest and Notts County, for your listening pleasure.
For the next 55 minutes you can hear games from the City Gorund as Nottingham Forest faced FC Midtjylland, in the round of 16 first leg tie in the Europa League, and Fulham FC, in the Premier League, with commentary from Mark Lonsdale and Lewis Brown.
As well as those games, you can also hear Notts County games from both at home and away, as they take on Chesterfield and Cheltenham Town at Meadow Lane, as well as Accrington Stanley at the WHAM Stadium and Oldham Athletic at Boundary Park. Across those 4 games you can hear commentary from Joe Molineaux, Chris Orme, Lewis Brown and Richard Smith.
Enjoy
NHR Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show
On this episode of NHR Sport Weekly Highlights Show we have 2 games for you.
Firstly, you can hear Nottingham Forest’s trip to the Etihad Stadium, as they took Manchester City in an important game for both teams, who needed point in their relegation fight, and title challenge, respectively. You commentators for this game are Phil Gittens and Richard Smith.
Then it’s off to the Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium, where Notts County travelled to take on Walsall, in the English Football League 2. You commentator for that game is Richard Smith.
Enjoy!
NHR Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show
Due to unforseen circumstances we, here at Nottingham Hospitals Radio, struggled to bring you the regular weekly highlights show, and for that we apologise.
But, to make up for it we have gone back and put together this mammoth episode, with all the games the NHR Sports Team covered, for the patients and staff at the QMC and City Hospitals, in the time since our last podcast on the 8th February 2026.
So on this episode you have an amzing 6 games from the City Ground and Meadow Lane. The games you can hear are; Notts County v Barrow, Nottingham Forest v Wolves, Notts County v Tranmere Rovers, Nottingham Forest v Liverpool, Nottingham Forest v Fenerbahce & Notts County v Grimsby.
Your commentators throughout this epsiode are; Joe Molineaux, Rod Smith, Lewis Brown & Richard Smith.
We hope you enjoy the highlights from these games, and thank you for listening.
Celia Billau, Director of “The Good Life” at the Duchess Theatre
Celia Billau, Director of Riverside Drama Company‘s “The Good Life” this week at The Duchess Theatre, Long Eaton, chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio.
Grace Hodgett-Young about starring in “Punch” at Nottingham Playhouse
Award winning Broadway and West End actress Grace Hodgett-Young chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio about coming back to Nottingham and appearing in “Punch” at the Nottingham Playhouse this month.
Ellie Toon from Leicestershire based should and Motown tribute band The Dreamettes
Ellie Toon from Leicestershire based soul and Motown tribute band The Dreamettes chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio.
Ben Westwood Singer/Songwriter chatting about his career and his new album.
Ben Westwood chatting about his career and his new album.
Kathryn Edwards Director of the “The Glad Game”
Kathryn Edwards, Director of “The Glad Game” at Nottingham’s Lace Market Theatre this week, chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio about the production.
NHR Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show
On this episode we have a double helping of Notts County highlights, with a sprinkle of Nottingham Forest in the middle, from the past 9 days.
First we will head to Lancashire, where The Magpies travelled to the Highbury Stadium, on the last day of January, to take on Fleetwood Town in the English Football League 2.
Then, we are at The City Ground, for highlights of the Premier League match between The Reds, and fellow relegation strugglers, Crystal Palace.
Finally, we head back over the River Trent to Meadow Lane, on a cold and wet Tuesday night last week, as Notts County welcomed Gillingham in the English Football League 2.