Armed Forces

A support project for veterans in the criminal justice system has come to an end, after helping drop re-offending rates to below the national average.

A museum celebrated in style and was visited by special guests, including Johnny Vegas, as it marked its 50th anniversary.

A special concert will be held to mark the 80th anniversary of one of the second world war's most daring raid.

A ceremony was held to commemorate officer cadets graduating from an RAF College.

A charity has been given £70 towards helping young people improve their cookery skills.

A new chairman has been appointed for an armed forces association.

An experienced Sergeant has been appointed the new Commanding Officer (C.O.) of an Air Cadet squadron.

The use of the military to assist East Midlands Ambulance Service during strike action has been criticised by the GMB union.

A Newark health worker is among the first in England to be awarded for ‘significantly improving’ community care and employment support for veterans.

Officer Cadets from the RAF Officer Training Academy are flying high having graduated from RAF College Cranwell.

Veterans have formally presented a council with an award recognising the authority's support for the Armed Forces Community.

A Royal Navy veteran will be spending two nights sleeping out surrounded by 15,000 creepy mannequins to fundraise for homeless veterans.

Artist, Tim O’Brien was invited last week by the Royal Navy to visit Portsmouth and have a tour of their fleet flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Residents have expressed concerns over the impact the Red Arrows will have on their community when they begin practising from a nearby airfield.

A former soldier has told how he was denied a Blue Badge, despite losing a leg in conflict, an experience that encouraged him to become a councillor.

The world famous Red Arrows will be a regular sight in the skies with a temporary base near Newark.

Breath-taking photographs captured by Armed Forces photographers provide a unique look back at the work of the forces home and around the world.

An RAF historian has shared his tribute to war hero Johnny Johnson and his shame a street cannot be named after him for 20 years.

Newark dignitaries visited the Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London.

A group of army cadets have created care packages to send to soldiers overseas who won't be home for Christmas.