Newark

A new era for communities has begun with the launch of the new community and voluntary service supporting Nottinghamshire districts.

A children’s theme park is calling families from across the county to take part in a competition to become the faces of the park.

The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.

The ever-popular Antiques Weekend returns to Southwell Racecourse later this month - and you could be there for free with vouchers to spend.

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An experienced former councillor has said he will fight to reclaim his old council seat in an upcoming by-election, just one week after losing it.

Hundreds gathered in Newark Market Place last night to proudly celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

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

Councillors have refused retrospective plans for a pub garden despite threats it could cause job losses — but say they are keen to find a compromise.

Reform UK have vowed that the resignation of one of their newly-elected councillors “will not derail” the party’s capacity to serve residents.

A town centre ATM is set to be removed as a bank prepares to pull out of Newark.

British Sugar, which operates a factory in Newark, has been granted a Royal Warrant of appointment by His Majesty King Charles III.

The long-standing chief executive of a charity and housing association working to tackle homelessness is stepping down after 29 years.

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

Plans have been submitted to change two retail units at a Grade II listed building into residential accommodation.

As millions of people across Europe marked the 80th anniversary of VE Day, we heard people’s thoughts on the importance of remembering the date.

A newly-elected Reform councillor has resigned, triggering a by-election process.

As today, May 8) the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, dozens of people stopped for a national two-minute silence.

Around 12,000 ex-commercial hens will be saved from slaughter throughout May – if enough people come forward to offer them homes.

An injunction preventing further works at an unlawful Traveller site has been extended for over a year.