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Ladies in all their finery flocked to Southwell Racecourse for the Advertiser Ladies Day on Sunday.
There are reports of long queuing traffic on the A1 southbound at Long Bennington.
Nottinghamshire Police's weekly list of the locations of mobile speed cameras has been released.
These middle-aged dogs in the RSPCA's care need loving new homes to see out their twilight years.
Protesters in funeral dress from the Newark branch of Extinction Rebellion staged a 'die-in' outside Barclays Bank in the Market Square on Saturday.
Traffic is at a standstill on the A1 southbound near Foston due to a stalled truck.
The highlight of Southwell Racecourse's social calendar, over 8,500 people came from across the country to Ladies Day, an increase on last year.
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A man and a woman appeared at Nottinghamshire Magistrates’ Court on Friday 16 August 2019 charged with robbery.
Figures obtained by Ridley & Hall Solicitors show that Nottinghamshire Police recorded 50 arrests for ‘controlling or coercive behaviour’ last year.
Midlands League new boys Newark Flowserve moved up to fourth place in the table with a battling win at early season pacesetters Highgate United.
Jawanza Grant's header was the difference as Newark Town continued their winning start in front of 150 fans at the YMCA Sports Hub.
A charity walk from Lincoln to Collingham raised money in memory of a former Advertiser reporter.
Champion boxer Nina Bradley thought her career as a fighter was over, but the tragic death of her niece has given her motivation to return to the ring
A rookie half-marathon runner was the first to cross the line in the Newark Half-marathon on Sunday.
Cloe Hubbard was crowned ladies’ series champion after another podium finish in the Notts Summer League.
Fourteen runners took part in Newark Half-marathon on Sunday to raise awareness and money for Counselling and Support for Young People (CASY).
Collingham opened their campaign with a draw at Bentley, a result that assistant manager Dean Hyde was happy with after a complicated pre-season.
One of Britain’s leading television and theatre writers, Billy Ivory, will present this year’s annual Wolfit Lecture on Sunday, September 8.
Newark Air Museum will be hosting Copter-fest on Saturday and Sunday, and people are invited to go along and view the aircrafts on display.
Two performers who have gone down a storm on previous visits to the town return to Southwell later this month to launch a series of concerts.
Stonedeaf 2019 is a one day, one stage, rock festival created for the fans, by the fans, and is set to take place on Saturday August 24.
A Coronation Street actor is to tread the boards in pantomime this year at the Palace Theatre, Newark.
