As autumn comes around, the need for cosy and heart-warming food increases and so a new tasting menu has been launched at a timeless country house.
A council agreed to give the people of Newark a voice on transport issues in the town.
The installation of a new youth pod as part of the Safer Streets scheme has offered young people a safe space to gather and socialise.
A business owner is encouraging other businesses to hold late-night shopping events after holding a successful sales-boost event.
A business owner is ‘absolutely devasted’ as she was forced to close the business within days after five years of trading.
Interactive sculptures promoting books, art, history and a sense of community were moved to their new forever homes.
Dozens of concerned residents and environmental activists ‘joined hands’ to save wildlife space from a development of over 150 homes.
A new business is refreshing the odours in Newark as it brings over 600 wax melt fragrances to the market town high street.
A charity group providing boat trips to community groups has carried its 1,000 passengers of the season.
Pensioners who have been regulars at an insurance company since 1995 feel discriminated against as their motorcaravan insurance isn’t renewed.
Residents have reacted to news of a £3 million-plus investment which is planned to boost Newark’s Market Place.
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Residents are struggling to get the urgent care they need — with patients forced to travel more than 20 miles in an emergency.
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In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out how businesses in the town feel about the idea of going cashless and how it would affect them.
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A man is hoping to run towards breaking men’s mental health stigma and highlight the importance of exercise to clear the mind and soul.
A football club will benefit from £59,696.76 for improvements at the Walesby Lane Sports Ground.
A popular mannequin graveyard is set to host a one-night-only mysterious and intriguing Halloween event to be turned into a film.
Residents have been left without their milk deliveries as the Newark depot of a dairy closed without any warning.
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Funding to assist more disabled residents with essential home modifications and adaptations that improve their quality of life increased to £30,000.
The ‘crown in Newark’ is set to benefit from an investment of over £3 million as funds were agreed to be reallocated from the Newark Gateway project.
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A new Christmas shop is set to open doors and bookings are now open for its popular events, from festival feasts to magical encounters with Santa.
