The Explorer’s Road will be launched next month in Berlin at ITB, the world’s largest travel show.
A charity that sends groups of children from Ukraine and Belarus on holiday to England is looking for host families in Newark.
A one-way system will be introduced next week on London Road, Newark as part of a £60m water and waste improvement scheme.
Donations are still needed for a raffle which will take place after the blind hair cut on Sunday.
The former Belam's Bar and Bistro underwent a re-brand last month when licensee, Richard Belam, painted the building blue.
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Christine Goldschmidt, originally from Zimbabwe, has been living in Newark for 14 years and has decided to create a visual map of the town.
A Newark beer has been launched at the Sir John Arderne Wetherspoons pub in the town.
An application that would bring a £13m hotel-led development to Farndon and up to 400 jobs was given the thumbs down by a town council committee.
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Developments on green space in Newark could create a deficit the size of 41 full-sized football pitches, according to Newark Sports Association (NSA).
Pupils at a Bingham school spent an exciting day investigating an alien landing in their school grounds.
A COUPLE who have been involved in a committee that aims to make Newark a more colourful and attractive place for nearly ten years, are to step down.
Staff from a Newark food company raised £8,200, with match funding from their employer, for a mental health charity.
The weather warning, issued by the Met Office, is in place between 9pm tomorrow (January 29) to noon on Wednesday (January 30).
Dave Fargher, who is part of the organising committee for the half marathon, is encouraging people to take up running as a New Year's resolution.
Police are appealing for information following the death of a man at Woolsthorpe in December.
Euro Car Parts offers wintry weather advice as Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire are hit with yellow Met Office weather warning for ice.
POLL: Is today really the most depressing day of the year?
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Yobs, litter louts and careless dog owners are being warned to watch out following the recruitment of new frontline officers.
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A council chief, who has advised the Government, has spoken about the pressures the public social care sector is in.
Kathleen Treharne, who has lived in Newark for 98 years, celebrated her 100th birthday at Bowbridge Court Care Home.
