A business in Southwell is accepting a variety of donations, and Newark’s Bridge Community Centre has issued an update on items needed.
Changes to a Southwell shop front received no objections from town councillors.
A total of 178 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Newark and Sherwood today, according to the latest figures from Public Health England.
A polecat, once on the brink of extinction, has been spotted at Nottingham Trent University’s Brackenhurst Campus for the first time.
A woman from Newark is inviting residents to a coffee morning fundraiser.
Marks and Spencer has announced its new Foodhall in Newark will be opening just in time for the Easter Bunny to visit.
Around 100,000 suspected counterfeit cigarettes, thought to be worth around £80,000, were seized by police.
Officers determined to keep the county’s roads safe have been putting the brakes on drunk and dangerous drivers.
On Saturday (March 13) Newark Police received a call about two horses running loose around the Winthorpe Road area of Newark.
Neighbourhood Police Officers responded to information from a member of the public which lead to the discovery of a stolen horsebox.
A popular family attraction has been upgraded to improve visitors’ experiences.
Waggy Tails Dog Grooming and Services, owned by Bella Bidmead, has opened a second salon.
A total of 358 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Newark and Sherwood, according to the latest figures from Public Health England.
A Farndon-based boxer dog breeder has found huge success at Crufts with her dogs.
An objection has been lodged to plans for a house on environmental and privacy grounds.
A series of staff celebration events marked their commitment to the business over ten, 20 and 25 years.
A networking group welcomed a celebrity guest speaking to its latest social event.
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An acclaimed pub has risen above the competition to earn another Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) title.
Communication at Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance has been improved thanks to a donation.
The festival has been successful with a recent funding bid to Arts Council England, which will help fund festival activities in the district.
