A county councillor has called for more action in putting parking permit schemes in place on streets where they are wanted.
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The growing popularity of a village shop highlights the importance of businesses returning to rural communities.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council.
A service which offers support for victims of crime is being enhanced to help even more people across Nottinghamshire.
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Rail companies are currently engaged in public consultation over plans to scrap ticket office at stations across the country.
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A man is now able to leave the house on his own for the first time in years after receiving a new mobility chair.
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Starting tomorrow, Newark Creates is bringing the town to life with a range of free family activities to enjoy.
The Newark-on-Sea urban beach returns to the town today with dozens of fun filled entertainment to get into the holiday spirit.
Elite cycling returned to Newark last week, giving a boost to spectators and businesses across the town.
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Wilko is reported to be at risk of collapse, with hundreds of shops and thousands of jobs on the line.
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Young people dreaming of a creative career may be entitled to a helping hand thanks to a grant reopening for applications.
A council is investigating after a large amount of waste was dumped along a road.
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Police are trying to trace a man linked to an investigation into a hospital burglary in which a member of staff had their car stolen.
A primary school has been told it requires improvement following a recent Ofsted inspection.
Towns and villages across the district are being encouraged to create eye-catching land art for the return of the Tour of Britain.
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There is plenty of free family fun to be had this summer in Newark.
A former mayor will skydive to help raise funds for the completion of a major memorial and tourist project.
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Three tiny kitten have been saved from a potentially tragic fate.
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A care home is supporting the community by offering a free monthly cooked lunch for over 65s.
A group of environmental campaigners have reacted to the news that a contract to conduct water spots on a well known wildlife spot will be terminated.
