Students and their neighbours had to evacuate early on Saturday morning after a fire started in a student house on Bemister Road. The fire started after a ceramic heater was left too close to a blanket, which then caught fire…
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Theresa May’s 500-page plan to leave the EU has caused tension throughout Westminister Brexit minister Dominic Raab and work and pensions secretary Esther McVey both left their cabinet positions yesterday over May’s deal. The Prime Minister gave a statement yesterday…
In this month’s Nerve Magazine – check out interviews with 00s star Basshunter, Daniel Wakeford from The Undateables and Bournemouth’s very own Boxing sensation, Chris Billam-Smith. You can also look back on an awesome Ryder Cup weekend, read our debate…
Ah The Tab, pillar of journalistic integrity and home of it’s very own ‘Trash’ section. They aren’t so bad at writing about VKs but things don’t go so well when they try their hand at more serious articles.#1: That time…
Several large BU course are set to be axed, along with job losses, under the BU2025 programme according to a report by the Bournemouth Daily Echo. Some of BU’s biggest courses such as BA Law and BA Events Management are…
Last weekend saw the self-proclaimed ‘Godfather of the small festival’ scene return to Oxfordshire for its 21st birthday, with Friendly Fires, George Ezra, and Courteeners headlining a warm Summer weekend in Steventon. Proving that less is sometimes more, The Amazons…
Isle of Wight Festival took place last weekend, and Nerve Editors Stephen Wright and Dan Davis were there to give you the comprehensive lowdown. Stephen Wright: Dan, let’s break down our thoughts of this year’s festival. For me, Kasabian and…
Swedish acoustic/electronic duo Hearts & Colors, or Philip Tillstrom and Nicolai Kjellberg as they are known to their friends, are fresh off releasing two new singles in Waterbed and Lying to Myself as Stephen Wright caught up with them for…
The results from the historical referendum in Ireland over repealing the Eighth Amendment show a landslide victory for those voting Yes. Many people travelled from living abroad back to Ireland on Friday (25 May) to have their say. The final…
Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival, often described as ‘the Godfather of the small festival scene’, is celebrating its 21st anniversary this July with a star-studded lineup that offers great value for money. With tickets available for £110 at the time of writing,…