The bank holiday due to take place a week today to mark Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will mean changes to several public services.
All the details about where and when the public can sign books of condolence to the Queen across the Advertiser area.
Details about where the public can sign books of condolence in the Rushcliffe area have been released.
A special service of commemoration for the life of Her Majesty the Queen was held at Newark Parish Church this morning.
Southwell Minster has outlined it's plans to honour The Queen over the period of national mourning in the coming days and weeks.
Magic is set to come to Newark this festive season as Cinderella arrives at the Palace Theatre.
Shock and grief turned to celebration and happy memories as Southwell residents paid tribute to Her Majesty the Queen.
A business is once again brightening moods and lifting spirits with a shop front mural dedicated to the Queen.
The town of Southwell has joined with local authorities across the region in paying their respects following the death of the Queen.
A book of condolence has been opened at Southwell Minster following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The Tour of Britain has confirmed the cancellation of stage six of the tour and paid respects to the Royal Family following the death of The Queen.
Dozens of people turned out as a Hands Off Balderton Lake petition was handed to the parish council.
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The people of Nottinghamshire lined the streets in their thousands as the Tour of Britain passed through the county today.
A staff member at the Newark shop Masdings has retired as its longest serving employee.
Police have issued a plea for information from the public to help find a missing teenager from the Calverton area.
A new café is set to open it's doors to the public at the Newark YMCA next week.
The Women's Institute received a special historical presentation from their guest speaker this month.
A cloned van was spotted in Newark yesterday and followed by police.
Comedy meets history on the stage this season with a modern take on national heroine from 1600s, Nell Gwynn.
As we wave goodbye to the summer months and enter autumn, October will bring the welcome return of Apple Day.
