A mental health charity based in Newark is set to open an office in America and is on the verge of influencing a change in national education policy in the UK.
A successful businessman who rose to become chief executive of a construction, engineering and manufacturing group wants children to be enthusiastic about the opportunities available to them.
Heavy snow is expected to fall in the Newark area on Sunday with 10cm looking likely, the Met Office has warned.
Two Newark students were among the winners at Lincoln College Group’s annual awards.
An entrepreneur who started out by selling sweets in the playground says schools need to do more to encourage young businesspeople.
A sports village that will provide state-of-the-art facilities in Newark and create 80 jobs within three years has been given planning permission.
A veteran who was given a poppy commemorating a soldier who died in the first world war Battle of Passchendaele laid a wreath in his honour, and discovered their addresses were once just 800 yards apart.
A councillor has renewed calls for a bypass to be built around Kelham Bridge after it was damaged in a crash.
Bingham, a town with a population of more than 9,000, will be left without a bank from May next year when Lloyds closes its Eaton Place branch.
The former Natwest bank building in Southwell is one of two closed branches going under the hammer at auction with a guide price in excess of £450,000.
The MP for Newark, Mr Robert Jenrick, recognised that social mobility and levels of aspiration were not high enough in Newark.
The State Of The Nation report that ranked Newark and Sherwood one of the worst places to live for people from disadvantaged backgrounds has uncovered a stark picture of under-investment in young people.
The State Of The Nation report, which was published this week, placed Newark and Sherwood next to bottom at 323rd out of 324 local authority areas for social mobility.
A government report has ranked Newark and Sherwood as one of the worst places in England to live for people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
More than 245 items of firearms and ammunition were handed to Nottinghamshire Police during a national two-week surrender.
Councillors who represent Newark’s Winthorpe Road estate say they have not given up the fight to get a security camera near a complex of elderly people’s homes re-instated.
A former art teacher has swapped the landscapes of southern Italy for the architecture of historic Newark.
The Urgent Care Centre at Newark Hospital could become an Urgent Treatment Centre from early next year in changes that could see the hospital become a centre of excellence.
A sign promoting chocolates and cigarettes, which could be 100 years-old, has been uncovered on the front of a shop.
A man whose uncle was killed on a sortie to Lutzendorf from RAF Balderton is hoping to visit the crash site to find out more about his uncle and comrades.
