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A real-life Rapunzel has donated a half a metre of her hair to make a wig for sick children.
The café, which was co-founded by Nigel Catt and Anthony Foxwell, has shelves full of games collected by the latter over the past 30 years.
To mark the end of National Volunteers Week, Beaumond House Community Hospice, Newark, welcomed Newark MP Robert Jenrick.
A veteran had an emotional return to Normandy on the anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Drum and bass act Sigma launched Newark Festival at Riverside Park on Friday night.
Sport students organised and led a round robin rounders event for eight primary schools.
A new family farm venture hopes to help children learn more about food and farming through fun activities.
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A festival that attracted thousands of people continues to put Southwell on the map as a festival destination town, its organisers believe.
A major programme of works to spruce up the streets of Newark town centre has been lined up for a council-led day of action.
Southwell Rugby Club has appointed Josh Barlow as it’s new head coach.
Luke Parsons says he has unfinished business with Newark Town Football Club after being appointed as joint-manager of the Saturday side.
Edwinstowe-based pensions company Clumber Consultancy have raised £3,600 for East Midlands charity Children's Links.
A new planning application at The Orchards Golf Course will offer golfers that chance to pitch and putt, then play and stay.
Two amateur boxers from a Newark gym were crowned East Midlands Box Cup champions.
A year three pupil has joined Notts County’s academy set up.
Carl Greaves says his recent success ranks him as one of Britain’s best coaches.
Steve Harley and Paul Young's Los Pacaminos among the headliners at annual festival.
Chamiah Goulbourne has opened Newark’s 100% vegan eatery, Sweet Vibes, selling plant-based food in the town’s Buttermarket.
A concert at Newark Palace Theatre by the Band of the Royal Air Force College will mark the 15th anniversary of a Newark-based charity.
A new football-based musical comedy, Strike A Match, will be performed next month.
Cub and scout groups, the Holy Trinity Catholic Academy and Reach Learning Disability have created their own plant designs at Sconce and Devon Park.
