Ollerton

A council is training all of its staff how to spot the signs of violence against women and girls so its buildings can become ‘places of safety’.

A council has backed a proposal to merge the city with authorities in Gedling and Broxtowe as part of the incoming shake-up of local government.

A care home manager who abused her position to steal more than £55,000 has been jailed.

More than 400 years ago, a devastating blaze tore through Sherwood Forest and sent smoke billowing as far as Newark.

Nottinghamshire County Council will hold an extraordinary full council meeting to consider progressing a proposal for local government reorganisation.

Users of adult social care services are being asked for their feedback, to help shape the future of the council’s offering.

It has been another successful year for GCSE results at an Ollerton academy.

Students at Tuxford Academy have collected their GCSE results, capping off years of dedication and hard work.

A highly-regarded Italian restaurant has been voted best in Nottinghamshire by a public vote.

After years of hard work, GCSE pupils across our area will be receiving their exam results today.

An ambulance service is to invest in services to help ensure ambulances can reach patients who need them most critically.

A major clean-up operation has seen 18 tonnes of fly-tipped waste removed from a woodland road.

Councils across Nottinghamshire say projects to improve left-behind areas are progressing — after millions of pounds in funding was awarded.

Residents and business owners say road closure signage is having a ‘dramatic impact’ on their lives and businesses.

Drink-drivers, shoplifters, and drug offenders were among the latest to be sentenced at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court.

It’s been a big week for small businesses, and that’s great news for Sherwood Forest, writes Michelle Welsh MP.

NHS England has revealed how many doctors’ appointments had to be rescheduled during five days of industrial strike action which ended last month.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision:

Patients across the areas who have recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease are now benefiting from innovative new workshops

Sixth formers are celebrating another successful year at The Dukeries Academy, Ollerton.