A writer who is set to become Newark’s poet-in-residence has travelled the length of the River Trent in a canoe to help to prepare for the role.
A rogue trader secured work at a retirement park after claiming he was a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen, Preston Crown Court was told.
Primary schoolchildren are being rewarded with a penny for every egg box they donate to a community shop.
Sports sessions are being provided by Newark and Sherwood District Council during the summer holidays for children with a disability.
A group aiming to make Southwell safer for pedestrians and cyclists has produced plans for new or improved paths in key parts of the town.
A girl who dreams of being a chef finished second in a national children’s cookery competition.
A crowd gathered in Bingham Market Place to give their support to a trio on a charity walk from Nottingham to Skegness for Help For Heroes.
Geese are being stolen from Balderton Lake where discarded fishing line and hooks are also causing problems for swans.
People are being warned about walking dogs through farmers’ fields after a woman narrowly escaped from a charging cow.
Work on a £1.6m regeneration project at a historic Newark park started this week.
The history of Newark’s Palace Theatre is traced in a new booklet aimed firmly at the younger generation.
Police have arrested seven men following an incident in Cotgrave last night in which a 19-year-old was stabbed.
Ollerton Health Clinic reopened on Tuesday after a suspected arson attack caused £30,000-worth of damage.
Work on a £1.6m regeneration project at a historic Newark park officially began today.
People are being reminded of the dangers of discarding fishing hooks after two swans required emergency operations.
A rogue trader from Newark got work at a retirement park after claiming he was a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen, Preston Crown Court was told.
A man was taken to hospital after his arm was trapped in agricultural machinery for about 90 minutes.
A project to turn an old barge into a floating museum about Newark’s river history received a £500 donation this week from the Newark Navigation Commissioners.
The family of a Newark soldier killed in Afghanistan raised £407 by bag-packing at the town’s Marks and Spencer store.
A mother of two who was diagnosed with breast cancer after a routine mammogram is urging women to attend screening appointments.