A supporter of the Armed Forces who was under the tattoo artist's gun for six consecutive days is delighted with the finished design - but is continually being asked to take his shirt off.
This year’s Newark Festival failed to make a profit despite being described as the best so far.
Hundreds of people packed the street in front of the memorial cross by Newark Parish Church for Remembrance Sunday.
The Clerk to Newark Town Council has been instructed to investigate the potential for the Memorial to The Fallen to be moved from Newark Cemetery to the parish church.
The head of the national rail regulator is to make a personal visit to ensure problems at level crossings on the Nottingham to Lincoln line through Newark are over.
Councillors are tonight due to discuss the possibility of moving Newark’s Memorial To The Fallen from the cemetery to the parish church.
Primary school pupils from across Newark came together today to pay their respects to the town's fallen.
A supporter of the Armed Forces is sitting through six consecutive days of six-hour sessions so that he can have a full back tattoo featuring epic scenes from the Battle of the Somme.
November 6 was the day that changed Johno Lee’s life for ever.
Health trusts that charge for disabled parking have come under fire from the Labour party.
Private traffic management firms are being paid to oversee some Remembrance Sunday parades in the Advertiser area.
Newark and Sherwood District Council has confirmed reports its chief executive, Andrew Muter, is to leave his post to take up a new position on the Channel Islands.
The custody suite at Newark Police Station is being mothballed, and the force has given no assurances about the long-term future of the station itself.
A planning application has been submitted to convert Newark’s former probation office into five flats.
There was a capacity crowd as Nottingham Forest's double back-to-back European Cup winners reunited to relive their amazing success.
An actor who was questioned by police after playing a suspect in an edition of Crimewatch said, despite that experience, it was disappointing the programme was being scrapped.
Newark could lose one of its two dedicated ambulances during the early hours of the morning.
A break-in at a popular children’s play centre forced its closure on Monday morning — the first day of half-term when the venue usually does a roaring trade.
A community defibrillator in a telephone kiosk has gone missing.
A charity that had been supported by a woman who lost her life just hours before her newborn baby died will benefit from a fundraising quiz held in Newark.
