The oldest person in the Newark area to be given an anti-social behaviour order is now behind bars after breaching one of its conditions within hours of it being imposed.
A drunk driver who spun his car on to its roof with five passengers inside was sentenced at Newark Magistrates' Court this week.
About 85 people attended a public meeting in Beckingham last night to oppose plans for a wind farm in the village.
A two-year battle to get public toilets reinstated in Newark town centre is almost over.
Nearly 250 needy children will receive presents in time for Christmas thanks to the generosity of the people of Newark.
A town councillor described as a faithful servant to the people of Newark has resigned due to ill health.
A former pupil of The Grove School, Balderton, has been named A-level student of the year by the biggest exam board in the country.
A recognition award for personal achievement and inspiration has been made to injured Grenadier Guardsman Lance-sergeant Nathan Cumberland, of Fernwood.
Newark and District Citizens’ Advice Bureau has announced plans to cut its spending in light of expected county council cuts.
A 62-year-old man has become the oldest person in the Newark area to be issued with an anti-social behaviour order.
A sufferer of a rare hearing condition is campaigning against plans for a 99.5-metre wind turbine that she says would prevent her from visiting her family.
A woman was driven 40 miles from Newark Hospital to the Royal Derby Hospital by ambulance, only to have to pay £65 for a taxi back.
A pub landlady fears the severity of the cold weather could drive her out of business.
Bureaucratic health bosses have told a disabled ex-Serviceman they are taking away his specially-made wheelchair.
Primary schools in the area are celebrating another successful set of results in the annual maths and English tests.
Students at Newark College have helped to create a Father Christmas float that will be used by Newark Lions Club to raise money for charity.
Colourful costumes, dazzling dance routines and a laser light display are among the highlights of Sleeping Beauty, this year’s pantomime at the Palace Theatre, Newark.
Radical plans to change the way Newark and Sherwood District Council works have been approved.
Newark Magistrates' and County courts will be closed, the Government announced this afternoon.
The final community pantomime to be staged in Newark will be dedicated to the late Mr Martin Day.
