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A music project involving children, families and older residents has been given a boost after obtaining lottery funding.
A supermarket chain has announced it is lifting temporary restrictions on many of its products as stock availability has now improved.
A council meeting being held at 2pm today with members and officers logging on from home rather than meeting in person could be a national first.
The ISS will be passing over this week and is expected to be very bright
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The lop-eared rabbit was discovered by an off-duty police officer while he was out running in February.
The figure is up 23 since yesterday. Nottingham city itself has 99 confirmed cases, up eight since yesterday.
Animal rescuers at the charity have been designated key workers by the Government but vital funding is needed to keep them out on the road.
The incident happened at the White Hart Pub in Newark where a man was punched in the face.
There are now 750,000 people ready to join in the national effort to fight coronavirus and help up to 1.5m of those with underlying health conditions.
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The Newark museum’s learning team are creating content that will soon be available to access online.
This week's court listings have been released.
Councillor Paul Peacock said a review of the tourist attractions must be conducted at a time when the district council has increased council tax.
This week's Nottingham Magistrates' Court listings have been released.
Jordan Jason Barras, of Churchill Drive, Newark, escaped a more serious punishment for driving while disqualified.
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Head coach Dean Sugden said he would be doing everything he could to keep the town as fit and entertained as possible.
The highly-anticipated showdown between British light-heavyweight contenders Shakan Pitters and Chad Sugden is still on tomorrow.
A sports-loving resident is calling on the BBC to replay the 2012 Summer Olympics in a bid to return the feel-good factor to the nation.
Newark Flowserve's chairman reflected on a season of success, despite the fact The Highwaymen's achievements were cancelled out by the FA.
Newark Town's manager said his squad was devastated after The Football Association declared all non-league football below the National League as void.
Jack Beckett says it is an exciting time for Newark Town after making the switch from Flowserve.
Some of the town’s most talented young rugby players will miss out on a cup final after the RFU cut the season short because of coronavirus.
The Rugby Football Union has cut the season short nationally, but is yet to announce what will happen to the teams who are battling for the title.
When James Morrison plays at Sherwood Pines, the gimmicky outfits will be gone and instead the focus will be entirely on good music.
The Vamps, Rick Astley and Becky Hill join Supergrass, James and Belinda Carlisle on the bill for the Nottingham festival.
Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, along with special guest Eddi Reader, will play Sherwood Pines in June.
For its 85th anniversary production, Newark Amateur Operatic Society is staging the classic The Wizard of Oz.
The centenary of Newark’s theatre is to be marked with the launch of the Our Past, Your Future fund to help create stars of the future.
