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The 20metre by 10metre pool, in Ollerton, is part of a major investment programme in leisure facilities across the district.

Shawmind is offering the training in light of the rise in mental ill health, thanks in part to the covid-19 lockdown,

Diners claimed 108,000 discounted meals in the Newark constituency in August under the Eat Out To Help Out scheme.

Officers are extremely concerned for Hoang Nguyen after he went missing from the North Hykeham area on July 26.

There has previously been six horse fatalities in one month at the Southwell racetrack.

Magnus Church of England Academy is to appoint a new head as its current one Anna Martin moves into a new executive role.

Some restaurants and cafés across Newark and Sherwood are continuing variations of the government's discount scheme throughout September.

Terry and Lyn Reason, 80 and 79 respectively, marked their diamond wedding on Monday.

There was no helicopter for him to leap from in his hunt for clues, but Challenge Les was off to a flyer on Saturday.

Organisers of Southwell Music Festival, which had to be cancelled this year, have released a video to give fans a taster of what they are missing.

Newark's Buttermarket is now the home to Iguazu, a forward-thinking firm offering customers a range of ethically-sourced and fair trade products.

The Met Office has published the names suggested by the public and those that reflect the diversity of the three nations.

Bodycare looks almost set to open with its simple silver and black logo now added to the store and the landlords' interior works finished.

It's one of the biggest retail premises in Newark still occupied.

Despite covid-19 causing havoc with many of the theatre’s planned productions, much of its participation programme is going ahead.

Dalston House, Tuxford, is an Edwardian property that has the typically large reception rooms of the period and retains many original features.

The site at Norton Disney has been further safeguarded through the enlarging of the boundaries of the scheduled ancient monument.

Bill Ming will host his Locked Down/Locked Into exhibition at Galerie on Kirkgate from today until September 26.

Bob Thomson, owner of MIS on Jessop Way, described the business as the brainchild ‘of two old chaps who really should know better.’

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