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Newark’s newest primary school building Christ Church Church of England Primary School has opened its doors to its first pupils.
There is a road closure in place in Newark today (Sunday).
A charity needs the public’s help in raising £250,000 towards creating accommodation for people with learning disabilities.
The man leading a search for King John’s treasure says he is 100% confident he has found the hoard.
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Three friends who decided to run for Walking With The Wounded have raised nearly £5,000 for the vital charity.
A vet wants to show pet owners in Newark the powers of acupuncture with her new mobile business.
A cricket pavilion in a quintessential village setting has re-opened after an extensive refurbishment.
More than £200,000 is set to be invested into making Newark a cycle town.
New coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the district, according to the latest figures from Public Health England.
School life to feel more like it used to as social distancing rules ease
Joanne Daubney needed only one win to strengthen her lead in the Autumn Series Handicap.
Mandie Elson is leading the way for Newark Castle Archers after securing the number one spot in a county shoot.
Craig Roche has praised his side’s supporters for travelling in their numbers to Saturday’s 5-2 defeat at Pinchbeck United.
The 49-year-old bike racer dropped to third in the championship despite his top three finishes.
Two of Newark’s young prospects protected and extended their undefeated records on Saturday night.
Newark Town continued their title charge with a win on the road in a fiery affair that saw a season-high number of cards.
Newark FC manager Craig Roche said it felt like pre-season again after introducing a raft of new players to his squad on Saturday.
The organisers of the Newark Dragon Boat Festival are hoping for a bumper turn-out at Sunday’s event.
Belton House will welcome back its glittering Illuminated Trail for Christmas this year.
A timeless comedy classic will open the latest season for Robin Hood Theatre Company at Averham next week in a year that marks their diamond jubilee.
Two tribute acts take to the stage at Newark’s Palace Theatre, recreating the sounds of two musical acts whose popularity shows no signs of waning.
Lunchtime At The Cathedral returns to Southwell Minster a week tomorrow (September 24) with a performance by Matthew Farrell.
