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Bekka Burns, a 22-year-old musician from Newark, said she went into overdrive to release her new single during the pandemic.

It keeps the district council in the top ten of 314 local authorities in England and the best performer in terms of percentage payouts in the county.

It is part of a number of measures announced by the government as part of its support package for dealing with coronavirus.

Government advice posters have been published, hoping to keep workplaces safe when they reopen.

Gary succeeds Garry Smith, who stepped down after five years in the influential role with the business leaders’ organisation.

The response to coronavirus has been criticised at times for being slow and confusing, but the Newark MP and Communities Secretary has defended it.

The Communities Secretary and Newark MP made the claim as part of an exclusive interview with the Advertiser on the fight against coronavirus.

They are calling on crafters to help remember some special times from the theatre’s 100 years at centre stage in Newark.

Robert Jenrick explains to Advertiser readers this week's change in tack on battling coronavirus.

Scrub Hub Nottinghamshire is raising the money to supply material to create up to 1,000 sets of scrubs for front line workers.

Fire stations across Nottinghamshire are open for businesses to drop off donations of personal protective equipment (PPE).

The company is to partner with councils and other landowners wanting to deliver high performance, low-carbon homes in green, healthy communities.

This week's planning applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council have been released.

Chris Pickering has been at the helm of the organisation, a multi-academy trust in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire, since its launch in 2011.

The Government has announced an extension of the furlough scheme, with some differences.

A fast food chain that has two stores in Newark has reopened one of its branches.

Donations have been made to six more charities by the Rotary Club of Newark Castle.

When asked by local fundraiser Matthew Ash what she wanted as a wish, 16-year-old Jemma-Rose Pashley said she wanted a laptop so she could study.

The former Friary Fields Nursing Home on Friary Road, Newark, has been sold and its new owners have applied for a change of use.

Leisa Pickles, of Newark, was unknowingly nominated as Citizen Of The Week by her husband who praised her support for local people and shops.