Tributes have been paid to Tim Pollard, Nottingham's official Robin Hood, who has died after a short illness. The death of ...

The Sheriff of Nottingham is usually depicted as a straight-up bad guy, but it looks like he'll be more of a misunderstood antagonist in this new Robin Hood series.

ALBANY — A not quite classic tale of mismatched animosity and love, human and fairy and troll. Robin Hood and his Merry Men rob the rich and give to the poor. Robin Hood loves Maid Marion, who ...

The city of Nottingham wants to capitalize on the new "Robin Hood" movie and draw tourists to the rather depressing city in the British Midlands. Those who do, however, might find that Sherwood ...

NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND — On the eve of the May 14 release of Ridley Scott's film Robin Hood, starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett, the media rabble have stormed Nottingham Castle, situated on ...

An unlamented mall in the heart of the English city is being demolished. But what should go in its place? By Stephen Castle NOTTINGHAM, England — Hilary Silvester still recalls the moment she ...

Inside a modest office block in Nottingham city centre, a peaceful revolution is taking place. Where once Robin Hood took on the local Sheriff to help the poor, in 2017 the local council is taking ...

In “Robin Hood: Men in Tights,” the 1993 movie by the Jewish comedy giant Brooks, the character — called the “Sheriff of Rottingham” — is portrayed as a cowboy mafioso.

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14-February-2003 Robin Hood Nottingham does need a new image. One that's free of crime, drugs, high Council tax bills, and poverty, and where manufacturing industry has been brought back into the ...

Ballads from as early as the 14th century describe Robin Hood, an outlaw hero, robbing authority figures like the sheriff to share their riches among the poor. In “Robin Hood: Men in Tights ...

08-March-2003 Robin Hood Its a shame that the local dodgies have turned it round - as now they rob from the rich and the poor and keep it all to themselves to fund there drug habits !!!