Southwell

The former chairman of an agricultural society has donated a £4,000 cheque to Kingsmill Hospital’s Breast Fund — a charity close to his heart.

Some people in Nottinghamshire living with obesity and serious related health conditions could be eligible for weight-loss injections through the NHS.

Women in Nottinghamshire are spending more years in poor health than men — and the problem is still worsening, according to a new report.

Hundreds of primary school pupils have taken part in a series of interactive safety events designed to teach essential life skills in a fun way.

Make the most of another weekend of sunny weather by visiting one of the gardens opening to the public.

All Nottinghamshire taxis should have CCTV fitted as standard to improve passenger safety, a group of councillors has said.

The announcement of a new national investigation into NHS maternity services has been welcomed and described as a “long-overdue step forward”.

Advance tickets to the Advertiser Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse are selling fast, so race goers need to hurry to grab their tickets.

Repair works are now underway at a leisure centre’s swimming pool to get it ‘back up and running’ as soon as possible.

A councillor responsible for economic growth has “no idea, genuinely”, about existing relationships between the county council and regional leaders.

This week we were delighted to announce two funding opportunities that are now available to support the growth and sustainability of businesses.

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

A couple have completed a mammoth fundraising walk on a famous pilgrimage route — and raised £6,000 for charity.

Shoplifters who made off with protein bars, wine, and an electric saw, are among the latest to be sentenced at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court.

A village’s annual fete will once again return this summer, for a day of traditional fun.

With temperatures set to soar this weekend, Nottinghamshire Police is urging the public to remember the dangers of swimming in open water.

The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.

A charity skydive and Tough Mudder are to raise money in memory of a much-loved care colleague.

With temperatures soaring, a hospital trust has urged the public to take ‘simple but vital’ steps to stay safe and healthy.

Emergency services were in attendance at a road traffic collision today (June 19).