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Religious leaders across the Advertiser area have delivered Christmas messages to our readers.

Here's the Advertiser's top five things families can do to stay connected this Christmas.

All non-essential retail shops will have to close for four weeks from November 5 to December 2 to curb the spread of the virus across the country.

Nottinghamshire Police has joined with local partners to encourage people to stay safe this bonfire and fireworks season.

Poppy-patterned face masks are among the latest creations being produced at a Newark craft hub.

From Monday, teachers and school staff can claim a 10% discount in Morrisons.

Advice has been issued to families thinking of trick or treating or marking Bonfire Night this year.

There were a variety of opinions from members of the public and businesses in response to Nottinghamshire being placed in the 'high risk' category.

For some, a reduction in daylight can bring on negative thoughts. For many, this forces a change in habit ­— a reliance on artificial lighting.

Have your say in the Advertiser's Poll of the Week here.

The hotel is set for a February opening date, with work gathering pace post-lockdown, and could be a catalyst for town centre revitalisation.

With average property prices in the East Midlands being £241,749, they are £387,512 cheaper than the Greater London average of £629,261.

Residents and groups are being asked to put forward those they think should be recognised in the borough council’s Celebrating Rushcliffe Awards.

Walk A Mile In My Shoes is being run by Shawmind and wants to get people thinking about and discussing the issues by walking and talking for a month.

You could be in with the chance of winning a two-bedroom detached cottage in Ollerton by purchasing a ticket in a raffle.

Two schools in the Advertiser area have confirmed coronavirus cases and sent staff and pupils potentially exposed to the virus home to self-isolate.

There are several events that people can get out and enjoy as part of Heritage Open Days.

Supporters of Christian Aid will be aiming to complete a virtual pilgrimage throughout September.

The first sod was cut for a new primary school that will spark a bright new future for Newark’s last remaining infants’ school.