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Do you know anything about Nottingham? I was told once that it was made up for Robin Hood, which I was confused about, since I live there, but was that person actually telling the truth?
I was gonna make up a joke about it being originally called Snottingham and looked up its history and what the fuck, history. It was originally called Snottingham, named for a man called Snot.
Not even making this one up.
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PHOTO: DJ Booth, Nottingham 1970s
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wilbursoot-updates · 7 months
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Wilbur @ Nottingham!
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vox-anglosphere · 7 months
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King Richard I met with his knights here to launch the Third Crusade
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brutalistinteriors · 3 months
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Hallward Library, University of Nottingham. UK. Harry Faulkner-Brown.
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scavengedluxury · 3 months
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The Grasshopper Climbing Frame, Nottingham Victoria Centre, 1970s. Sculpted by Peter Hand.
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allthingseurope · 1 year
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Wollaton Hall, England (by Anthony Gidlow)
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theroyalsandi · 7 months
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The Princess of Wales visits Nottingham Trent University in Nottingham, England | October 11, 2023
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princesscatherineblog · 6 months
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Catherine, Princess of Wales, visits Nottingham Trent University on October 11, 2023 in Nottingham, England.
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mileskanex · 3 months
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mileskane Tuesday night in Nottingham! Wowza Strictly ‘A Game’ only! You were mega what an honour x
📸 @ewan_ogden
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webdiggerxxx · 6 months
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reasonsforhope · 10 months
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[In February, 2023], a small warehouse in the English city of Nottingham received the crucial final components for a project that leverages the power of used EV batteries to create a new kind of circular economy.
Inside, city authorities have installed 40 two-way electric vehicle chargers that are connected to solar panels and a pioneering battery energy storage system, which will together power a number of on-site facilities and a fleet of 200 municipal vehicles while simultaneously helping to decarbonize the UK’s electrical grid.
Each day Nottingham will send a combination of solar-generated energy — and whatever is left in the vehicles after the day’s use — from its storage devices into the national grid.  The so-called “vehicle to grid” chargers deliver this energy just when it’s needed most, during peak evening demand, when people are home cooking, using hot water or watching TV. Later, the same chargers pull energy from the grid to recharge the vehicles in the wee hours of the night, when folks are sleeping and electricity is cheaper and plentiful.
“We are trying to create a virtual power station,” says Steve Cornes, Nottingham City Council’s Technical Lead. “The solar power and battery storage will help us operate independently and outside of peak times, making our system more resilient and reducing stress on the national grid. We could even make a profit.” ...
After around a decade, an EV battery no longer provides sufficient performance for car journeys. However, they still can retain up to 80 percent of their original capacity, and with this great remaining power comes great reusability.
“As the batteries degrade, they lose their usefulness for vehicles,” says Matthew Lumsden, chairman of Connected Energy. “But batteries can be used for so many other things, and to not do so results in waste and more mining of natural resources.”
The E-STOR hubs come in the form of 20-foot modular containers, each one packed with 24 repurposed EV batteries from Renault cars. Each hub can provide up to 300kW of power, enough to provide energy to dozens of homes. One study by Lancaster University, commissioned by Connected Energy, calculated that a second life battery system saved 450 tons of CO2 per MWh over its lifetime...
Battery repurposing and recycling is set to play a massive role over the coming years as the automobile industry attempts to decarbonize and the world more broadly attempts to fight waste. The production of EVs, which use lithium-ion batteries, is accelerating. Tesla, for example, is aiming to sell 20 million EVs per year by 2030 — more than 13 times the current level. In turn, 12 million tons of EV batteries could become available for reuse by 2030, according to one estimate.
“Over the next decade we are going to see this gigantic wave,” says Jessica Dunn, a senior analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists. “Companies are recognizing this is a necessary industry. They need to ramp up infrastructure for recycling and reuse.”
-via Reasons to Be Cheerful, March 13, 2023
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atlasandacamera · 11 months
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Annesley Plantation, Nottinghamshire
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ladymirdan · 4 months
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I want to go back.
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photosofsuburbia · 11 months
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Nottingham, England
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bookology · 2 years
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i love libraries
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