A digital artist whose work is the first of its kind to be displayed in the town hall has had her exhibition extended.
A pub which was at risk of losing its licence has been taken over — and brought back to life as a family-friendly venue.
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A plastic surgeon found guilty of the attempted murder of his colleague has been handed two life sentences.
A 33-year-old balaclava-clad off-road biker has had his bike seized after being caught riding on a footpath by police.
More than 700 low-level offenders have taken part in a pioneering scheme which puts them to work improving the communities they offended in.
A nursery manager who goes ‘above and beyond’ for children in her care has attended a royal garden party.
A new police dog and handler will soon be on patrol in Nottinghamshire.
An abnormal load is to be escorted through the area tomorrow (June 8).
A bumper night of music and have-a-go entertainment is planned for a glamping site’s third mini-festival.
A teacher has released his debut novel — taking a humorous look at life in the classroom.
Two rapists have been jailed for a combined 42 years over the historic sexual abuse of two young female victims.
Hundreds of healthcare support workers at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust will strike again next week.
Residents have continued to benefit from a major flood alleviation scheme, with work underway to protect listed homes from flooding.
A burglar who stole £182 worth of vapes from Poundland, assaulted a PCSO, and was drunk and disorderly in public has been sentenced
Three people have pleaded guilty to failing to meet the emotional and physical needs of dogs in their care at a breeding business.
Two people have been arrested after a spate of break-ins and till thefts.
The country’s largest festival of history and culture returns this September — with plenty of opportunities to get involved in Newark.
A lovely setting, lovely food, and lovely company is the brief version of my evening at Gilt, Bingham.
Plans for a shotblasting and paint spraying facility have been welcomed by council to create skilled employment opportunities.
Dogs at a breeding business “bolted” and “cowered” when staff entered to clean their kennels, and didn’t seem to have walked on leads, a trial head.
