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Villagers’ outrage at huge battery farm plans

Villagers’ outrage at huge battery farm plans

Villagers’ outrage at huge battery farm plans

16 May 2025

Villagers who could be surrounded by solar farms have reacted with dismay to the announcement of plans for a new battery farm.


Experts branching out to help artist’s ‘Major’ exhibition on Sherwood Forest’s oak

Experts branching out to help artist’s ‘Major’ exhibition on Sherwood Forest’s oak

Experts branching out to help artist’s ‘Major’ exhibition on Sherwood Forest’s oak

13 May 2025

One of Nottinghamshire’s most famous trees will be involved in a new project which could show how to make large trees in public spaces safer.


Concern solar farm promises may not be kept — and could leave legacy of pollution

Concern solar farm promises may not be kept — and could leave legacy of pollution

Concern solar farm promises may not be kept — and could leave legacy of pollution

12 May 2025

Residents of rural villages who could be surrounded by solar panels have raised further concerns about pollution and noise.


Residents clean hundreds of items of litter - including a bowling ball

Residents clean hundreds of items of litter - including a bowling ball

Residents clean hundreds of items of litter - including a bowling ball

12 May 2025

A group of volunteers are helping keep their village clean and have cleared hundreds of items of litter - including a bowling ball!


May’s musical, magical, wildlife spectacle

May’s musical, magical, wildlife spectacle

May’s musical, magical, wildlife spectacle

11 May 2025

While the weather doesn’t quite seem to know what season it is, a look around quickly confirms that it is definitely spring.


‘Our school is known worldwide and is part of our heritage — it’s not fair to scrap these courses’

‘Our school is known worldwide and is part of our heritage — it’s not fair to scrap these courses’

‘Our school is known worldwide and is part of our heritage — it’s not fair to scrap these courses’

09 May 2025

Student luthiers fear their heritage craft could be ‘cut off at the source’ after Newark’s violin school’s cancellation of its degree courses.


Ancient oak tree saved from plans which could cause “irreversible harm”

Ancient oak tree saved from plans which could cause “irreversible harm”

Ancient oak tree saved from plans which could cause “irreversible harm”

09 May 2025

A tree campaigner has spoken of her delight after news that plans to “devastate” a beloved oak tree have been refused.


Call on local politicians to make a difference to wildlife

Call on local politicians to make a difference to wildlife

Call on local politicians to make a difference to wildlife

04 May 2025

Consider adding your voice as we urge Government to ensure the Planning and Infrastructure Bill doesn’t lead to new developments affecting wildlife.


Water firm commits to meeting sewage spills targets by end of year after criticism from MP

Water firm commits to meeting sewage spills targets by end of year after criticism from MP

Water firm commits to meeting sewage spills targets by end of year after criticism from MP

01 May 2025

Nottinghamshire’s water supplier says it is still on track to meet targets for cutting sewage spills following criticism from an MP.


Countryside crime put in the spotlight

Countryside crime put in the spotlight

Countryside crime put in the spotlight

30 April 2025

From using off road bikes to catching horses, more police officers are to be trained to tackle rural crime.


District’s grass growing wild for No Mow May

District’s grass growing wild for No Mow May

District’s grass growing wild for No Mow May

29 April 2025

Grassy areas will be left to grow throughout this month as Newark and Sherwood District Council will be embracing No Mow May.


Outcry over felled ancient oak highlights public passion for nature

Outcry over felled ancient oak highlights public passion for nature

Outcry over felled ancient oak highlights public passion for nature

27 April 2025

The public outrage over the felling of an ancient oak highlights the connection many of us have with ancient trees.


Planting protects legacy of town’s famed fruit

Planting protects legacy of town’s famed fruit

Planting protects legacy of town’s famed fruit

25 April 2025

A poignant tree planting has helped feed the legacy of a famous apple.


People with trail cameras needed for hedgehog conservation study

People with trail cameras needed for hedgehog conservation study

People with trail cameras needed for hedgehog conservation study

18 April 2025

A new study aims to help monitor native, wild hedgehogs by harnessing the combined potential of personal trail cameras in people’s gardens.


Charities challenge Ministers to fix the Planning Bill to ensure nature doesn’t pay the price

Charities challenge Ministers to fix the Planning Bill to ensure nature doesn’t pay the price

Charities challenge Ministers to fix the Planning Bill to ensure nature doesn’t pay the price

17 April 2025

Last week, The Wildlife Trust joined over 30 charities in calling on the Government to make urgent repairs to its the new planning reforms.


On grid! The reason why Lincolnshire is attracting so many solar projects

On grid! The reason why Lincolnshire is attracting so many solar projects

On grid! The reason why Lincolnshire is attracting so many solar projects

14 April 2025

Lincolnshire is becoming a hotspot for solar farms.


Let Mother Nature put a spring in your step

Let Mother Nature put a spring in your step

Let Mother Nature put a spring in your step

13 April 2025

With the lighter nights due to the clocks going forward coinciding with a few clear sunny days, the impact has seemed dramatic.


Cafe to repurpose coffee beans in bid to help environment

Cafe to repurpose coffee beans in bid to help environment

Cafe to repurpose coffee beans in bid to help environment

12 April 2025

A cafe is going to repurpose coffee beans in a bid to help the environment.


Council backs major solar farm proposals for first time

Council backs major solar farm proposals for first time

Council backs major solar farm proposals for first time

11 April 2025

A council is offering its support to major solar project which could see one of the UKs largest solar parks built in Newark and Sherwood.


Objection lodged for rural holiday site

Objection lodged for rural holiday site

Objection lodged for rural holiday site

09 April 2025

Plans to turn a golf course into a holiday lodge site have faced objections from councillors.


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