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I was wandering through Nottingham Market Square around 11:15 a.m. today, taking photos of the stalls when I felt a sudden tug and realized my pocket watch had slipped from my waistcoat pocket. It is a small gold open face watch on a delicate chain, with a blue dial and initials carved into the back. It belonged to my grandfather, and I have kept it in the same pocket for years. I am hoping someone spotted it on the cobbles and looked after it because it means the world to me.
I was leaving the area near the Royal Concert Hall around 6:30 pm on Friday when I spotted a full drum kit propped against a lamppost by Old Market Square. It looked like it had been sitting there for a while, cymbal bag half-open, a drum throne wedged behind the bass drum. I checked for contact details but only found a scribbled name on a sticker: K. Patel. I brought it here hoping the real owner would recognize it—the sound of rain on the drum skins reminded me of late gigs and lost rehearsals. If you’re missing a kit, I kept it safe here near where the street musicians park after dark.
I’m Jamie Collins. At about 9:15 PM on Monday I realized I’d lost my Driver's License after leaving a small birthday gathering near Old Market Square and walking along Maid Marian Way toward the tram stop in Nottingham. I’ve searched the pavement, checked the pubs and shops along Wheeler Gate, and even asked a couple of passersby, but nothing turned up. That license is essential for work and travel, and the thought of someone else having it makes me anxious. If you found it anywhere in Nottingham, please keep it safe for me and hand it in through the site.
On Saturday at about 7:20 pm I realized my holiday decorations were missing from the living room of my flat on St James's Street, not far from Nottingham Castle. I think I must have left them on the sofa when I dashed out to grab my coat, and I came back to an empty hook and the soft glow of fairy lights still on. The set includes gold tinsel, a red-nosed reindeer, and a small battery-powered snowman that plays a tune when switched on. Losing them hurts more than the dusting of cold air—they bring back family traditions and a sense of festive comfort.
Hi, I’m Mia Carter. I was at the Nottingham tram stop near Broadmarsh Centre around 6:15 pm yesterday when I realised my trading cards were missing from my backpack. They’re a mixed deck—about 40 cards, with foil borders and a couple of rare dragons—that I’d been collecting for months. I’d swung by the train station to grab a quick coffee, then heard the zip catch and felt the pocket go light. I’m anxious but hopeful; these cards remind me of Sunday meetups in Old Market Square, and I’d love to have them back.
I got home yesterday evening and realized my hamsters were gone around 6:15 PM. They live in a teal cage with a pink wheel, and the two little fuzzballs—one light brown, one grey—must have wriggled free while I was tidying up. I headed out toward Old Market Square, checked Market Street tram stops, the Notts Market, and behind the Council House, calling their names in a soft, panicked voice. The air was chilly and busy with people heading home, which doesn’t help. I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe. If you spot them, please help them get back home through the site.”
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