Here, the chairman of Sherwood Forest Hospitals Foundation Trust, Tracy Doucet, gives a statement responding to the Monitor report:
More than 50 pupils attended a new breakfast reading club at Lover’s Lane Primary School, Newark.
A £10.8m scheme to improve the sewer system in Newark and prevent flooding to about 80 homes has been announced.
A nurse failed to find two patches containing painkiller drugs on the body of a Newark woman before attaching two more, an inquest in Nottingham was told.
Honey produced at Weston was among food on sale at a weekend car and music festival hosted by DJ Chris Evans and attended by 15,000 people.
Painting starts tomorrow on a viaduct that was built as part of a railway and is now a footpath and cycle route.
Three Newark businessmen are hoping to lend a helping hand to young entrepreneurs by providing them with reduced rents in new offices.
Four friends set off on a 1,400 mile trip across Europe this month to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.
Serious concerns have been raised over the proposed timescale for a new Grove School in Balderton.
A couple who planned a dream holiday to America to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary say it turned sour when they arrived to find their hotel had closed.
People in Newark who have never previously been in trouble with the law are turning to crime to pay for drug binges lasting up to four days.
A student who seized a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work at the Olympic Games says the experience has turned into a nightmare.
Orston has won its category in the Nottinghamshire Best Kept Village competition, and is vying to be crowned best in county overall.
A Newark town councillor laid a palm cross of remembrance on the grave of an air cadet killed 70 years ago in a second world war plane crash.
The inspirational stories of two young Olympic Torchbearers were told by the boys themselves to encourage people to nominate candidates for the Newark and Sherwood Sports Awards.
Newark and Sherwood was the fastest growing district in Nottinghamshire in the past decade, census data has revealed.
A couple are competing in a 100-mile race today to raise money towards treatment for a teenager with a cancerous brain tumour.
An 11-year-old girl has won this year’s Wolfit Endowment Bursary that will enable her to attend a four-day summer school at a renowned drama college.
Newark’s smallest pub has been named the best in Nottinghamshire by the Campaign for Real Ale.
Two high-profile bands are the latest acts to be announced for a music concert during the Newark Festival weekend.
