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A Travelling family say they want to live out their lives and bring up their children peacefully on a site where they are in breach of planning.
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The opening date of a new coffee shop in Newark has been confirmed.
A Nottinghamshire village has been named as one of the country's poshest places to live.
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Domino's Pizza has served up 25 new jobs in opening a new store this week.
Catkins are a welcome and familiar sight in our parks, gardens and countryside in late winter and spring.
A safety warning has been issued to motorists after some removed barriers to get past a level crossing closed for electrical works.
Another shop is closing its doors in Newark town centre.
A range of police resources and officers resulted in two arrests after reports of a car being driven the wrong way on a dual carriageway.
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Sometimes you have to admit the better team won and this was the case on a bitterly-cold night at Cannon Park as the Blues exited the League Cup.
Joint Newark boss Paul Rawden preferred to look beyond the 90 minutes of football in Boston as The Highwaymen face a tricky run on and off the field.
Tom Gamble will return to his European Le Mans Series LMP2 team for the 2022 season, it has been revealed.
The Townend/Caunton collaboration can first be seen in action on February 12 at the British Breeding Stallion Event at Arena UK, Lincolnshire.
It was a good week for the bottom sides in the Newark and District Double Board Darts League after both teams picked up only their second wins.
Two Newark-based riders were on the podium in a British Cycling event.
Athletes are being invited to apply for grant funding to support their efforts in their chosen sport.
Nottinghamshire Police have asked those attending tomorrow’s East Midlands derby to help ensure that the day is enjoyed safely by all football fans.
Christmas may have been a month ago, but there’s the chance to relive it at Robin Hood Theatre, Averham, this week.
The ultimate treasure hunt will make its first appearance of the year next month when International Antiques and Collectors’ Fair comes to Newark.
Fifty beers will feature across the three venues for the four days, with an eclectic mix of styles that aims to suit all palates.
A popular Newark rocker has paid tribute to musical superstar Meat Loaf following his death yesterday.
Robin Hood Theatre Company’s first performance for 2022 is the spiky comedy Breezeblock Park by Willy Russell.
