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Couple’s Camino trek raises thousands in memory of loved ones

Couple’s Camino trek raises thousands in memory of loved ones

Couple’s Camino trek raises thousands in memory of loved ones

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


Shoplifters brought before the courts

Shoplifters brought before the courts

Shoplifters brought before the courts

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


Traditional village fete promises day of summer fun

Traditional village fete promises day of summer fun

Traditional village fete promises day of summer fun

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


“Enjoy the good weather but don’t go swimming in open water, it’s really not worth the risk”

“Enjoy the good weather but don’t go swimming in open water, it’s really not worth the risk”

“Enjoy the good weather but don’t go swimming in open water, it’s really not worth the risk”

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


A look at what was making the news in times gone by

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

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


Beloved colleague’s memory honoured with charity challenges

Beloved colleague’s memory honoured with charity challenges

Beloved colleague’s memory honoured with charity challenges

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


Hospital trust urges public to stay safe and hydrated during heatwave

Hospital trust urges public to stay safe and hydrated during heatwave

Hospital trust urges public to stay safe and hydrated during heatwave

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


Emergency services attend road traffic collision

Emergency services attend road traffic collision

Emergency services attend road traffic collision

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


River Trent levels declining quicker than expected due to dry weather

River Trent levels declining quicker than expected due to dry weather

River Trent levels declining quicker than expected due to dry weather

Water levels in the River Trent are declining quicker than expected due to the prolonged dry weather.


Funding boost for rural Newark and Sherwood with new grant programme

Funding boost for rural Newark and Sherwood with new grant programme

Funding boost for rural Newark and Sherwood with new grant programme

A programme designed to support the growth and resilience of the local rural economy and communities has been launched this week.


Cost of rural crime in county drops by 30%

Cost of rural crime in county drops by 30%

Cost of rural crime in county drops by 30%

Co-ordinated action against organised and serious crime in the countryside has helped secure a 30% decrease in the cost of rural crime in the county.


Dualling of A46 is a “win for safety, the economy, and quality of life”

Dualling of A46 is a “win for safety, the economy, and quality of life”

Dualling of A46 is a “win for safety, the economy, and quality of life”

Newark’s MP and other Conservative leaders have called upon the East Midlands Mayor to prioritise the “long overdue” upgrades to the A46.


“Remarkable collection” of Alan Turing papers sell for £465,000 at auction

“Remarkable collection” of Alan Turing papers sell for £465,000 at auction

“Remarkable collection” of Alan Turing papers sell for £465,000 at auction

A collection of rare and important papers by famed mathmetician Alan Turing have sold at auction for hundreds of thousands of pounds.


The Hills are Alive — with the sound of wolves and snakes for Southwell nun

The Hills are Alive — with the sound of wolves and snakes for Southwell nun

The Hills are Alive — with the sound of wolves and snakes for Southwell nun

On top of heat exhaustion and mountainous terrain, a Southwell nun on a pilgrimage for a Newark charity has also had to face deadly animals.


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