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| Heart of England |
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Nottingham might be best known for its colourful history (not
least its famous Robin Hood) but it's a fast-changing, exciting
city with a vibrant contemporary scene.
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| Sport |
| Nottingham is home to the Trent Cricket Ground and also the
National Water Sports Centre at Holme Pierrepont. It's located
in 270 acres of country parkland, just three miles from
Nottingham on the River Trent, and offers some of the most
comprehensive water sports facilities in the UK.
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| Food |
| Nottingham is a gourmet's haven. From quality casual dining
and wholesome pub grub to sushi by conveyor belt and the
intimate sophistication of award-winning restaurants.
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| Living |
| The accommodation on offer in Nottingham ranges from self-catering
halls through to private lets. Prices are reasonable and
students can expect to pay from £1,900 to £3,200 per year (figures
for 2002-03) depending on the standard of accommodation.
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| Out on the town |
| From England's oldest inn to the latest trendy drinking
establishments, Nottingham's 200 bars and pubs offer a great
night out.
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