Eighties pop icon Limahl is expecting a good crowd for his performance at Newark Festival.
A fish and chip restaurant owner blamed Severn Trent’s ongoing roadworks in Newark for a downturn in business that led to him laying off three long-standing employees.
Veterans of Bomber Command, including George "Johnny" Johnson, who grew up in Collingham, helped to signal the start of a project to erect a full-sized sculpture of a Lancaster bomber near Norton Disney.
Cyclists are gearing up to take part in a popular annual off-road charity challenge.
A keen cyclist and runner has set himself a series of challenges to raise money for a charity that helps injured and mentally-scarred ex-Servicemen and women.
An adventurer from Southwell experienced temperatures as low as -35 degrees when he walked 634km across the world’s largest frozen lake.
A month-long exhibition of work by two artists features scenes of Newark — some of which are more well-known than others.
Children have new play equipment thanks to Newark and Sherwood Homes, the company that manages council properties across the district.
The owner of a fledgling business in Newark will not be compensated for loss of trade she says has been caused by Severn Trent’s £60m sewer replacement scheme — because she is not in the immediate area of the works.
Double yellow lines have been painted too wide and in the wrong shade of yellow, to the anger of a town council.
Police have accepted they are responsible for enforcing traffic regulations on two pedestrianised town centre streets that are being used as rat-runs during the Severn Trent sewer works.
A reunion has been held to remember the history of RAF Balderton, where Servicemen from all over the world were based during and after the second world war.
Poppy palm crosses have been laid on the battleground memorials of three Newark soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice during the first world war.
The owner of a mobile bicycle business is preparing to ride non-stop from John O’Groats to Land’s End in aid of Reach Learning Disability.
A plaque has been unveiled to celebrate a total of £1.2 million worth of improvements at Newark Northgate train station.
Staff at the Minster School, Southwell, channelled their competitiveness for Cancer Research UK.
Pub staff are celebrating continued success with another award win.
A pupil at the Mount Church Of England School, Newark, helped to organise an after-school cake sale to raise money for the Down’s Syndrome Association.
Footballers from Newark will travel to Belgium to play a peace game on the centenary of the end of the first world war, to honour those who fell during the conflict.
An RAF Reservist squadron is to be granted the Freedom of Southwell to mark its 90th anniversary.
