Born in 1590 in the small farming community of Austerfield, Yorkshire, Bradford (1590 – 1657) was a principal player in the Pilgrim Fathers story. When he was about 18 years old, Bradford fled England with his mentor William Brewster and the Scrooby Congregation. By 1620, Bradford and his wife Dorothy joined the Mayflower ventureto the New World, and in April 1621 he was elected Governor of the Plymouth colony. William Brewster Richard Parks Bonington (1802-1828) was a fine arts 'romantic' painter whosadly died at the age of 26. Born in Arnold, he spenthis early years in the city of Nottingham. His family relocated to Calais, France when he was 15 and he started painting water colour coastal scenes. The Wallace Collection holds many of his pictures, representing his major areas of interest, ranging from richly costumed historical scenes to views in France and northern Italy.A few paintings are displayed in the Castle Museum and The School of Art in Nottingham has a statue of him in the grounds which was donated by Watson Fothergill. Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke MP Nottingham Forest were promoted to the English First Division in the 1976-77 season, and remarkably went on to win the Championship and the League Cup the following year.

It includes interviews with former Reds players, stunning images from our picture archives, columnists, and plenty more. Showcase and Showcase Cinema de Lux are owned and operated by National Amusements, Inc., a world leader in the motion picture exhibition industry operating 839 screens in the US, UK, Argentina and Brazil. National Amusements delivers a superior entertainment experience in cinemas around the world under its Showcase, Multiplex, Showcase Cinema de Lux and UCI brands. Based in Massachusetts, National Amusements is a closely held company operating under the third generation of leadership by the Redstone family. National Amusements is the parent company of Paramount Global. Another reminder. All football clubs started out as just that. Clubs. A group of people getting together to organise football matches. They weren’t born as toys for Arab states or Russian oligarchs, they were just clubs for men, boys and women to enjoy a game of football as a group. Showcase and Showcase Cinema de Lux are committed to providing you with the ultimate film-going experience. I particularly liked the candid camera work, and the director John Warrington deserves great credit for keeping the feeling of ‘being in Nottingham’ running throughout the film.Loads of times. I became a silk screen printer,” says Anderson. "I'd been going to Manchester United every school holiday for a year. They said they didn't think I could quite make it at Man United.

Sharing their fascinating journey, the trio recount their rise to fame and the obstacles they faced along the way, and how, during a time of economic difficulty, they persevered and prevailed. Local Heroes explores football's political and cultural transformation over the years and draws parallels between life as a footballer in the 1970s to life in the footballing world now.

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The film interviews the players both in their homes, in studio and on the streets of Nottingham where they grew up, and is a poignant look at what life was like growing up in 60s Great Britain. From light-hearted banter to debating the merits of modern academies, from discussing whether the greats of yore - “your Bests, your Charltons, your Denis Laws” - would have to adapt in today’s game to recalling (and wincing) over the old plastic pitches which would leave burn scars, this is less of an interview, more joining in an easy-flowing conversation between friends. World premiere and limited theatrical release from 25 May 2023 On digital, DVD and Blu-ray 5 June 2023. Win Local Heroes on DVD If you are familiar with this period in English football, you’ll know that the lads played under perhaps the most charismatic football manager of them all, Brian Clough.

The 24 hour culture of global football now is suffocating and false, led by commercial intent and with no connection to fans, especially at the top end of the game. You've got to then just carry on and see if you can get to where you want to get to. It's not easy. It doesn't come easy to you.”There is not enough space on the internet to write about Mr Cloughs life and times, but suffice to say he achieved what no manager had done then, and is highly unlikely to ever achieve again. Members of the current Forest coaching staff also showed their support, with assistant manager Alan Tate and first-team coaches Andy Reid and Jamie Robinson at the Arc Cinema for the screening. Plenty of Reds fans attended, too, and took the opportunity to pose with the European Cup.