Human Interest

A superbly restored detached period cottage in Claypole, is on the market with Richard Watkinson & Partners for offers in the region of £475,000.

The owner of a pub in a Nottinghamshire village has made changes to its planned opening hours after concerns were raised.

Plans have been submitted for the demolition of a former ambulance station, and for the construction of 22 apartments in its place.

A devastated father is appealing to the community to help him and his daughter, 7, to rebuild after their home was ruined by a burst pipe.

Stone masons are now hard at work securing the future of one of Newark’s most historic landmarks for future generations to enjoy.

Passengers will soon be able to get on-board with ‘greener, smoother and quieter’ bus journeys after to a £37.5 million Government investment.

The trial of Dr Peter Brooks has been described as “extremely unusual” by prosecutors, who had to bring him to justice in his absence.

A plastic surgeon has been found guilty of the attempted murder of his colleague.

A beloved Newark coffee shop has announced closure with a ‘heavy heart’ after a few ‘very challenging years’.

A council has refused to make a decision on plans for a travellers site near the A1 because of an enforcement notice in place.

Officers are appealing to the owner of a motorbike to prove ownership to get his vehicle back.

A council is inviting tenants and residents to join them on a number of estate walkabouts.

A proposal to turn a former stationery shop in the heart of Newark into residential units has been supported.

Plans to improve ocean literacy are set to receive £10,000, as opposed to £45,000 originally allocated, which will be put towards flood prevention.

An annual hockey tournament celebrating the life of an inspirational young sports leader saw pupils from seven schools play for the trophy.

The full list of candidates for the Nottinghamshire County Council election on May 1 has been published.

Residents have raised “significant concerns” over a pub company’s plans for live music and late-night drinks at a new venue.

Nottinghamshire County Council has had more foster carers joining the service than leaving for the first time since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

With so much negative news about climate change, habitat destruction, forest fires and river pollution incidents, it can sometimes be overwhelming.

A committee has objected to plans to replace two existing single garages with one annexe, fearing it would become residential.