Southwell

A battery energy storage system has been given the go-ahead — despite objections from 201 households with concerns about flooding and noise levels.

Evidence has concluded in the attempted murder trial of Dr Peter Brooks — with none being offered for the defence.

Plans have been submitted to turn an unused golf course into a holiday camp with 19 lodges – despite similar plans being rejected previously.

Firefighters are to be armed with sponges and buckets this weekend, to raise money for The Fire Fighters Charity.

Millions of pounds are set to be invested into major road improvement projects across the area, following a boost to highway funding.

Stabbed surgeon Graeme Perks’ evidence was due to be heard in a disciplinary hearing against his attempted murder-accused colleague, a court heard.

The injury sustained by a retired surgeon when he was stabbed at his home was so serious he had a 95% chance of fatality, his doctor has told court.

Our ‘already fragile’ social care services face an ‘enormous strain’ due to rising costs, according to concerned council leaders.

Residents have been encouraged to become litter heroes, as part of the nation’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign.

One of the district’s most historically significant buildings has been named as Visitor Attraction of the Year at the Nottinghamshire Tourism Awards

Evidence that could place a man accused of attempted murder at the scene of the crime was presented in court.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.

A brand-new woodland has played host to a special celebration, marking the planting of thousands of trees across the county.

An electricity distribution company is offering shares of a £250,000 fund for skill-building initiatives.

More than 1,000 patients with suspected skin cancer have benefited from a new service that aims to speed up diagnosis and treatment.

Plans have been submitted to install a toilet and kitchenette at a church — to ensure it meets the needs of the community.

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

A cute new calf has been born at a country estate, joining its cherished herd of Highland cattle.

Setting a balanced budget every year sets the foundations for a stable, responsible and sustainable local authority, writes council leader Sam Smith.

A move away from rented office space is set to save a council more than £270,000 a year.