Veterans and families have come together to mark the 50th anniversary of the Cromwell Weir Tragedy and remember the ten men who died.
One of the most defining moments of the second world war continues to be remembered in a poignant service which shows the camaraderie between nations.
Rural communities now have access to “the fastest growing sport in the world” with the opening of brand-new padel courts.
Anyone willing to step out of their comfort zones, literally, will have to chance to do just that by taking part in a fundraising fire walk.
After an unforgettable summer for Oasis fans, a Newark photo shop is helping concertgoers to make sure their memories last a lifetime.
The story of how a mild-mannered Army chaplain came to be awarded the Britain’s highest awards will be featured in a new book about 10 war heroes.
Car enthusiasts and families alike can look forward to a great day out, packed with motoring heritage.
Powered on by the love of her dad, a woman has completed a gruelling 96-mile trek in Scotland and raised thousands of pounds for dementia charities.
A series of open days have been organised to allow the public to safely view On Freedom’s Wings while the site is still under construction.
A special ceremony will be held in Newark this weekend to commemorate the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
A tragedy which claimed the lives of 10 men 50 years ago has been remembered by one of the first policemen to respond to the incident.
A care home has been presented with a painting of a Lancaster Bomber in honour of the site’s wartime links.
A full repair of Newark Town Hall’s roof could cost as much as £1m, it is estimated.
Newark Town Council has agreed to appoint an contractor to carry out to repairs and renovations at the Newark Cemetery Chapel.
The annual Collingham Show and Ploughing Match returned for a glorious celebration of countryside entertainment and traditional agricultural skills.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.
Concerns have been raised that Newark residents will be “taxed twice” under current proposals to reshape councils across Nottinghamshire.
The largest antiques fair in Europe will be returning to Newark this autumn for a special 40th anniversary event.
A legacy fund will be used to refurbish a Newark landmark, following council approval.
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All hands are on deck to ensure that major restoration and heritage works at Newark Parish Church are completed in time for Christmas.
