Opening hours at all 60 county libraries are set to be reduced as part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s cost-cutting plans.
The Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham, the Right Rev Paul Butler, is calling on churches throughout the diocese to help people rediscover the Bible by organising readings in popular public places such as pubs.
Birthday girl Becky Cross turns 19 a week on Saturday but won’t be celebrating with a party.
More licensees are being urged to get involved in a scheme that aims to cut violence and other problems in pubs and clubs.
Crime is down in Newark and Sherwood, according to new figures.
A resident left stranded in the severe weather has taken Nottinghamshire County Council to task over its failure to grit the only road in the hamlet where he lives.
A grandmother was left badly shaken after would-be thieves searched her bedroom as she sat in the next room.
Newark Round Table’s Christmas float was due to start its tour last night in the London Road area. It will continue its rounds until a week tomorrow.
Bad weather at this year’s Newark and Nottinghamshire County Show led to the event making a loss of more than £19,000.
A wind-monitoring mast that will test the viability of a planned wind farm south of Newark has been approved.
A man from Flawborough was killed when a light goods vehicle struck him as he changed a tyre on his van on the hard shoulder of the M1.
King's Road, Newark, is currently cordoned off by police while firefighters tackle a blaze in a terraced house.
A Newark-based firm has been named among the fastest growing private companies in the UK.
A book charting the history of the Lilley and Stone Girls' High School sold out within half an hour of its launch at Newark Library on Saturday.
The Sainsbury's store on London Road, Balderton, was closed by police last night following an incident in which first aid was administered by staff.
The Grove School, Balderton, has been partially closed for the second day running.
A police chief urged Balderton Safer Neighbourhood Group to draw up a list of the ten worst roads in the village in the hope of getting safety action.
Swastikas have been scrawled on one of Newark’s most historic landmarks.
Another 1,000 signatures are required on a petition calling for desperately-needed investment in Newark’s secondary schools.
Hospital campaigners will accept the outcome of an independent review into changes to health services in Newark, whatever the result.
