An assault, racially or religiously aggravated harassment, and driving offences saw a repeat offender brought before the court.
Police in the district are achieving above-average crime detection rates and making a ‘significant difference’ to residents, a chief inspector said.
A road was temporarily closed after two-car collision.
The ‘Argentine Tango King’ is set to transport audiences to Buenos Aires and beyond in a passionate dance show.
A long-running road saga could finally be coming to a close, with residents promised resurfacing work on a road ‘past its sell-by date’.
Pictures have been released of dogs at a puppy breeding business which was subject of an RSPCA Special Operations Unit inquiry.
The county’s Conservative group have put forward a motion to prevent three boroughs being merged with the city.
A silver screen star car from the 1966 film ‘Blow-Up’ is to be auctioned in Kelham.
A care home has begun celebrations ahead of it’s 40th anniversary later this year, kicking off with a ‘day at the races’ event.
A festival featuring TV chefs, 150 traders, and flavours to feed your soul will take place next month — and we have tickets to give away.
An off-duty police officer who was rude and abusive to door staff and other police officers on a stag do has been given a final written warning.
A number of counterfeit Labubu dolls — a collectable toy which has gone viral online — have been seized in the county, prompting a safety warning.
A new website showcasing events across the district has launched, to help people discover the area’s best events, festivals, and cultural experiences.
A care home has been rated inadequate, after an inspection found a resident waited 40 minutes for help, and many didn’t have regular access to a bath.
Villagers who say they have been left waiting years to see a road in “dire condition” resurfaced are to hold a public meeting.
From choral masterpieces to folk stars, samba bands, cabaret, and jazz, a popular festival brought a jam-packed programme of music delights to town.
Young people have been invited to express their interest in becoming police cadets, ahead of the launch of a new base in Newark.
A carnival atmosphere, colour, and crowds descended on the town centre over the bank holiday weekend, as Newark Festival returned once again.
A squadron of Air Cadets are to cycle the equivalent distance from Newark to RAF Lossiemouth to raise money for a new minibus.
Police have sought the public’s help to identify a man, after a homeowner reported damage to the front wall and garden of their property.
