The Labour Group will table a motion to object to plans that will see residents pay more in council tax from April.
A young farmer has received a national award for her dedication to developing rural young people involved in Young Farmers’ Clubs.
A council leader is to meet a government minister to raise concerns over the cost burden being put on his authority to provide Travellers pitches.
The new Welcome Break services in Fernwood, just off the A1, is now officially open for business.
A talented schoolboy is making a name for himself as one of the top young chefs in the country after reaching the final of a culinary competition.
There is a lot to do this month as Sherwood Forest celebrates International Women’s Day, holds a stargazing evening, nature walks and craft events.
The fire service has appointed an experience firefighter as its new Assistant Chief Fire Officer.
A popular town centre pub has closed down — but ended things on a high.
More than £1m is being committed in a bid to make Newark and Sherwood greener.
An experienced Sergeant has been appointed the new Commanding Officer (C.O.) of an Air Cadet squadron.
The police have issued a warning to dangerous and anti-social riders after seizing an off-road bike.
Changes to how upholstered furniture is disposed of could cost a council thousands of pounds and lead to increased fly-tipping, it is feared.
A road has been closed following a crash this morning.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on a town centre street today while works are carried out.
A quintessentially English Georgian country house has taken top prize at the The Wedding Industry Awards 2023.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on busy village road while maintenance works are carried out.
Measures, including better use of CCTV, have been approved to tackle anti-social behaviour.
A hospitals trust has made major progress in reducing its waiting lists for people needing non-urgent operations.
One year on from the from the day Russian forces invaded Ukraine, a Ukrainian flag is flying high above Newark as a sign of friendship and respect.
Communities across the district are set to benefit from an almost £350,000 investment to improve, extend and modernise park play areas.