A foot practitioner who believes feet are often ‘the most neglected part of the body’ opens doors to new business in town centre.
A former Newark pupil who migrated to Australia in the 1960s has sent a thank you letter to her school — and returned her old house pins.
The new chairman of Historic Newark in Bloom says she wants to ensure gold at an annual competition.
A beauty business has just introduced the area’s first Japanese head spa experience, which has proven to be very popular.
A family will never know why their one-year-old baby died after a coroner recorded his death as unexplained.
As fans of sweet words and treats, the Advertiser team put Bakkavor’s desserts to the test.
A town’s pub is set to host it’s first-ever crafts market with the aim to support talent from the area and raise funds for charity.
A passionate language tutor is having to expand to a new location to keep up with demand from learners.
In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out people’s opinions on the plans for the new sustainable £1.5 million football stadium.
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An inquest opened into the ‘sudden and unexpected’ death of a ‘very vulnerable baby’, who was found unresponsive at his family home.
When a masterpiece is transformed into something that words can’t fully capture and it becomes a visual and auditory show, — I call it success.
A man has launched a free digital gateway with the aim of bringing a town’s history to life while preserving its past for future generations.
Police are appealing for information after a woman suffered serious injuries following a collision at a hospital entrance.
Bus passengers are set to benefit from more frequent buses and timetable changes thanks to funding from the county council.
More than 70 people have attended the 100th anniversary celebration of a service organisation aiming to improve the lives of the community.
A popular tearoom has reopen its doors on Valentine’s Day with a promise of ‘more madness and a whole different outlook’.
An annual fundraising event for a dog charity is introducing three new demonstration areas this year.
Care home residents are coming together to knit squares for St Giles Church’s prayer blanket initiative.
Family fun during half-term ranges from wintry adventures in nature and outdoor family trails to seasonally inspired crafts, activities and games.
In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out people’s opinions about Valentine’s Day — is it romantic or commercial?
