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Council members approve “most interesting” plans for farm complex

Council members approve “most interesting” plans for farm complex

An application to transform a former farm complex has been approved by council members, who described the site visit as their most interesting ever.

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Names put forward for new housing development’s streets

Names put forward for new housing development’s streets

Names put forward for new housing development’s streets

Councillors have put forward two new name suggestions for roads on a 45-house development.

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.

White Rose makes return just months after closure

White Rose makes return just months after closure

White Rose makes return just months after closure

After having to sadly close its two stores this year, a charity shop chain has made a triumphant return to Newark’s high street just months later.

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‘Millionaire’ former Chinese Army officer and daughter defend themselves against ‘stalking’ charge

‘Millionaire’ former Chinese Army officer and daughter defend themselves against ‘stalking’ charge

‘Millionaire’ former Chinese Army officer and daughter defend themselves against ‘stalking’ charge

A woman who denies stalking her neighbours was an excellent student who had never been in trouble, a court was told.

New church captain ‘embraced by the community’

New church captain ‘embraced by the community’

New church captain ‘embraced by the community’

The new leader of a Newark church says she wants to do what she can to give back after being embraced by the community.

Club licence under review following persistent noise complaints

Club licence under review following persistent noise complaints

Club licence under review following persistent noise complaints

The manager of Newark’s only night club has defended his businesses after persistent noise complaints have led to a licence review.

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Operation raising awareness of toxic drink and drugs combo

Operation raising awareness of toxic drink and drugs combo

Operation raising awareness of toxic drink and drugs combo

A crime-prevention operation has helped to raise awareness of a toxic combination of drink and drugs, which can increase violent behaviour.

‘Sick society’ putting unsustainable pressure on NHS, leaders say

‘Sick society’ putting unsustainable pressure on NHS, leaders say

‘Sick society’ putting unsustainable pressure on NHS, leaders say

Widespread health problems mean pressure on the NHS will only get worse over time, leaders of a Nottinghamshire hospitals trust have warned.

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Residential school students to be offered free NHS eye and ear checks in school

Residential school students to be offered free NHS eye and ear checks in school

Residential school students to be offered free NHS eye and ear checks in school

The new programme is expected to reach around 18,000 students.
Events to mark 25th anniversary of Ladbroke Grove rail disaster

Events to mark 25th anniversary of Ladbroke Grove rail disaster

Events to mark 25th anniversary of Ladbroke Grove rail disaster

A total of 31 people were killed and more than 220 were injured in the crash in west London on October 5 1999.
Pro-Palestine marches will continue until Israel sanctioned, says organiser

Pro-Palestine marches will continue until Israel sanctioned, says organiser

Pro-Palestine marches will continue until Israel sanctioned, says organiser

Ben Jamal was speaking ahead of the 20th national March for Palestine on Saturday.
What the papers say – October 5

What the papers say – October 5

What the papers say – October 5

Here are the biggest stories leading Saturday’s headlines.
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SPORT

Baseball’s back in Newark!

Baseball’s back in Newark!

The sport of baseball is back in Newark as interest in a new club gathers pace.
Newark boss Parsons goes full circle

Newark boss Parsons goes full circle

Newark Town’s free-scoring ways are in stark contrast to boss Luke Parsons’ approach as a player.
Boss explains making triple change in first half

Boss explains making triple change in first half

Newark & Sherwood boss Romaine Graham says he could have taken anyone off after making a triple substitution in the first half.
Bailey plays big part in golden success

Bailey plays big part in golden success

Newark-based athlete Jan Bailey enjoyed a golden day in the Midland Road Relays masters event.
Balfe misses out at Brands Hatch

Balfe misses out at Brands Hatch

A last-day shot at glory for Fulbeck’s Shaun Balfe and co-driver Adam Smalley ended in disappointment at Brands Hatch on Sunday.

Teenager hopes to follow in F1 star’s footsteps

Teenager hopes to follow in F1 star’s footsteps

Teenager Henry Howarth has landed a place with an academy that helped launch the career of Formula 1 star George Russell.

Honours even in the road

Honours even in the road

Newark fought back to gain a deserved share of the spoils at Old Saltleians in Regional Two North Midlands on Saturday.

Louie’s best could yet be beaten says Graham

Louie’s best could yet be beaten says Graham

Romaine Graham isn’t convinced Newark & Sherwood can crown their goal-of-the-season winner just yet.
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WHAT'S ON

Panto’s Jack has ‘bean’ found

Panto’s Jack has ‘bean’ found

Jack has ‘bean’ found for this year’s Nottingham Playhouse super-sized pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.
A big birthday bash at minster

A big birthday bash at minster

A huge birthday celebration is planned in Southwell Minster on Saturday with an evening of music.
Boundary-pushing artist brings new album on tour

Boundary-pushing artist brings new album on tour

A boundary-pushing musician is set to kick off the UK leg of his latest tour in Nottingham.
Premier ploughing competition comes to county

Premier ploughing competition comes to county

The best ploughers in the land will clash in a battle of traditional farm skills, promising a fun day out in the countryside.
We had an autumn seven-course meal and now I can’t stop thinking about it

We had an autumn seven-course meal and now I can’t stop thinking about it

As autumn comes around, the need for cosy and heart-warming food increases and so a new tasting menu has been launched at a timeless country house.
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