Proposals for a 6,000-home eco-town at the former RAF Newton site were yesterday rejected by the Government.
Residents of a housing estate hope they will finally have a solution to parking problems that have been an issue for 40 years.
This photograph, of a family of swans on the River Trent, was taken by Advertiser reader Mr Edward Ross.
Two businessmen face having to relocate if plans to build a Tesco in Bingham go ahead.
A young gymnast who is hoping to compete in the 2012 Olympics led sessions for children at a Southwell preschool.
A primary school has been rated outstanding by Ofsted inspectors.
Two heads bid farewell to their Southwell schools when the summer holidays begin today.
The new Scout and Guide headquarters at Collingham was open to the public on Saturday.
A painter and decorator is helping young people at Newark Emmaus Trust to become more independent by passing on his skills.
A man who admits to being nosey has earned his dream job keeping tabs on other people.
Alfresco dining and themed days to attract visitors to Bingham Market Place are just two ideas being put forward to make better use of the town’s centrepiece.
A family escaped serious injury on Tuesday afternoon when they were involved in the latest accident on the A46.
A third of patients given vaccines that health chiefs admitted were unlikely to be fully effective have been re-immunised.
Children’s safety was among the concerns for planners who rejected an application for 23 homes in Balderton.
A leading archaeologist has branded the development of a site known for its Roman remains as cultural vandalism.
A leading archaeologist has branded the development of a site known for its Roman remains as cultural vandalism.
A team from Claypole Primary School won a county award in an Army-run competition testing mental and physical strength.
A timeline depicting historical events from the age of the dinosaurs to the tsunami disaster in 2004 has been made by pupils at a Balderton primary school.
Sisters Miss Karen Hudson (48) of Kingsway, Balderton, and Mrs Shirley Hall (51) of Milton Street, Balderton, took part in memory of their aunt, Mrs Kathleen Stephenson, who died from breast cancer two years ago.
The 2,060 women and girls who took part in Wednesday’s Race For Life at Newark Showground are expected to have raised just under £90,000 between them for Cancer Research UK.
