Veteran Labour politician Tony Benn took to the stage of Newark’s Palace Theatre last night and announced it was good to be back in the town.
Parish councillors have backed plans to safeguard Dayncourt School against closure.
A Newark businesswoman completed her fourth challenge on Saturday by taking to the sky in a glider while it did an aerobatic display.
There was a record number of entries in Caunton Horticultural Society’s annual spring show.
Almost 140 photographs of Elston past and present feature in a book published as part of the village’s heritage project.
Police are appealing for information after an iPod was stolen from a car.
A total of 2,194 hours sick leave was taken by Newark Town Council staff over the year finishing March 2009.
The curator of Newark’s Town Hall museum is organising free lunchtime tours to help mark its tenth anniversary.
A parish poll is to be held after residents voted for the right for a say on the Newark Growth Point, which could see 6,000 new homes built south of the town.
A 16th Century key building in Southwell could be restored as part of a project to provide new headquarters costing about £2m for the Southwell and Nottingham Diocese.
A much-loved pet cat missing for three months returned safely home on the day that a prize rosette was delivered from the Advertiser.
More volunteers are wanted for a centre that supports people with mental illness and disabilities.
Assurances have been given that Newark and Sherwood District Council will take action to avoid a repeat of last week’s market cancellations.
The birth of a child is always a memorable experience for the parents but for one father it was extra special as he delivered his daughter himself.
Mr Brian Smith (79) of Station Road, Ollerton, is among those preparing for the fourth annual St George’s Day celebrations.
A 16th Century key building in Southwell could be restored as part of plans to provide new headquarters costing about £2m for the Southwell and Nottingham Diocese.
The now-derelict former Islamic school at Flintham was due to go under the auctioneer’s hammer yesterday.
The now-derelict former Islamic school at Flintham was due to go under the auctioneer’s hammer yesterday.
A company was fined after diesel polluted the lakes at Rufford Abbey Country Park, even though the spill was caused by thieves or vandals.
“The face looking back at me wasn’t mine, so I wasn’t me,” Falklands War veteran Mr Simon Weston told a conference in Newark on Friday.
