Wow, what a fantastic concert Newark and Sherwood Concert Band gave at the Palace Theatre, Newark.
So, as if the civil war in the Conservative Party couldn't get any worse, the last few days have proved the exact opposite.
Our new government’s overriding ambition is said to be the achievement of ‘growth’. But what does that mean?
I read with interest the plans for re-developing Newark Town Centre and the Market Place.
I write to say a heartfelt 'thank you' to several residents of Long Bennington who were so kind to me.
I have a couple of questions about the proposed change of Homebase to Sainsbury’s on Northgate, Newark.
I am writing in regard to the revitalisation on Newark town centre with the newly available funding.
An open letter to Paul Peacock about spending money on the Kiddey Stones project outside the council offices at Castle House, Newark.
It has been absolutely weeks, since Morrisons at Newark started to change their car parking spaces.
Clearly they refuse to accept that all people of any and all ages make decisions on how they spend their income.
On behalf of St Giles’ PCC, Balderton, I would like to offer a huge thank you.
It seems to be that considerable renewable electricity can be — and is now — generated in Scotland.
Buses are a lifeline for our community they serve and should be protected.
I have read on Facebook this morning, re a change at the current Homebase DIY facility, which will change shortly to a Sainsbury superstore.
So, Robert Jenrick marches on in the lead yet again in the Tory leadership contest.
Keir Starmer has visited Germany where he had friendly talks with Olaf Scholz about closer co-operation.
Protect Newark’s Green Spaces continue to be very concerned about the proposed development of 151 houses on Lowfield Lane in Balderton.
I drove down London Road through Balderton heading towards Newark this morning, as I do weekly.
Newark Bus Station and how the number three bus would be affected by the Tour of Britain cycle race.
I couldn’t agree more with the letters of Mr Hall and Mr Miller in last week’s paper with regard to politics in local government.