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Peace at last

Peace at last

Anti-social behaviour problems around flats in the centre of Ollerton have been cleared after agencies united to clean-up the area.


230 jobs in store

230 jobs in store

Proposals for a new, modern supermarket in Bingham have been revealed by Tesco.


400 face vaccine recall

400 face vaccine recall

Hundreds of patients, including children, at a Newark GP surgery are to be re-vaccinated.


Aiming to impress with flower power

Aiming to impress with flower power

Reigning champion Bingham has been shortlisted again as a finalist in its section of the Nottinghamshire best kept village competition.


Allotments targeted by arsonists

Allotments targeted by arsonists

Allotment-holders whose sheds were set on fire by arsonists say they are sickened by the mindless vandalism.


Barge flowers impress judges

Barge flowers impress judges

Judging for this year’s East Midlands in Bloom competition is under way.


Boiler firm’s orders hot up

Boiler firm’s orders hot up

A firm that has been based in Newark for more than 120 years has used its engineering heritage to beat the recession.


Clocking up the pounds

Clocking up the pounds

A young business owner in Ollerton is preparing to run the Newark Half-marathon for charity.


Council backs diabetic drivers

Council backs diabetic drivers

Insulin-dependent diabetics can continue as taxi drivers in Newark and Sherwood after councillors went against a recommendation to ban them.


Council leader claimed £49,795

Council leader claimed £49,795

The former leader of Nottinghamshire County Council, Mr David Kirkham, claimed £49,795 in pay and allowances in the financial year that ended in April.


Councillor dies aged 64

Councillor dies aged 64

Councillor Mr Peter Prebble (64) died on Wednesday.


Countdown to carnival

Countdown to carnival

Thousands of people are expected to attend Newark Carnival and Sconcefest this weekend.


Dancers delight at fair

Dancers delight at fair

A summer fair at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Primary School, Newark, raised more than £3,000 on Saturday.


Drinkers toast first festival

Drinkers toast first festival

More than 1,000 people attended Southwell’s first beer festival over the weekend.


Driving bus idea forward

Driving bus idea forward

Residents are being encouraged to attend a public meeting to discuss plans to buy a new community minibus to serve the Bingham area.


Family win a first

Family win a first

A green-fingered family who took on an allotment only four months ago have been named best newcomer in a gardening competition.


Fearing growth battle

Fearing growth battle

Town councillors face a battle to stop unwanted development on the outskirts of Southwell.


Gala day marks 90 years of rugby

Gala day marks 90 years of rugby

Fun in the sun was enjoyed by about 1,000 people at Newark Rugby Club’s 90th anniversary gala on Saturday.


Gates to offer shops security

Gates to offer shops security

Gates look set to be fitted at both ends of a town-centre shopping arcade. The Arcade in Newark links Cartergate and the Market Place.


Helix putting firm in a spin

Helix putting firm in a spin

A wooden helix that could be the largest in the world is being prepared to go on show at a wildlife sanctuary near Southwell.


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