Human Interest

When his friend was given a devastating diagnosis, his fellow teacher at a Tattershall school decided to get on his bike to help.

A campaign to introduce 20mph speed limits in parts of Nottinghamshire took a step forward as more than 500 people attended an online webinar.

I suppose most people have heard of the Cookie Monster. Well I am the sushi monster so I had to take myself to Newark’s first sushi restaurant.

Hundreds of healthcare assistants have voted for strike action in a row over pay, a union has claimed.

Eligibility criteria for community grants has been changed to ensure more residents can learn new skills and improve their quality of life.

Residents share concerns over the plans to build a new £1.5m sports stadium and how it could delay the Yorke Drive’s regeneration scheme.

An amateur baker whose hyper-realistic cake of a gardening scene “put the edible into incredible” is getting ready to defend her county show win.

Schoolchildren have taken on a rainbow fundraising walk in support of their classmate after her cancer diagnosis.

Five centuries of motherhood will be showcased at a Lincolnshire venue this month.

The daughter of a World War Two POW is set to receive her father’s long lost war medals thanks to the efforts of Balderton’s veteran support system.

A family business with nearly 50 years of trading says to be proud of its ‘happy’ customer base.

A new bar in Newark is set to open this week, and the owners are hoping the business will be the town’s ‘biggest and most successful venue’.

Over 200 dancing students from the age of three to the age of 80 performed at a school’s annual show.

Millions of pounds are set to be invested to support bus services across Nottinghamshire, including 13 bus services in Newark and Sherwood.

Winners have been selected from almost 250 photographs submitted to a district-wide competition.

Nottinghamshire’s fire service is pushing for more on-call firefighters to join — with three stations’ available hours “well below target”.

New machinery found that two different utility providers installed their services through a village’s Victorian drain.

A contemporarily designed three-bedroom bungalow in Newark is on the market with Richard Watkinson & Partners for offers in the region of £575,000.

As a conveyancer at Ringrose Law, I work with homebuyers every day, guiding them through the legal aspects of property transactions.

Residents’ town-centre beach trip could soon be complemented with an outdoor bar.