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Chattertons Solicitors & Wealth Management, Newark, has taken over Andrew & Co Solicitors, bolstering their staff by 25%.

Claire Kay, of North Muskham, has started the Eco Worriers: Women For Change group.

Some Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines have been recalled after concern more than 500,000 products could overheat and catch fire.

Steff Wright, chief executive of Gusto Group, wants Robert Jenrick to visit Gusto’s solar-powered homes of the future.

The county council’s waste contractors, Veolia, is urging people to take their items to the 12 recycling centres in the county, including Newark.

The event, in aid of the Sam White Legacy, combines a jazz gig with Christmas carols and festive fun for all.

The opening of the new bistro chain has revived an old, unused building and brought new jobs to the town centre.

A musician and twinning association enthusiast presented his former school band with a poster outlining the history with its twinned town.

A team of volunteers has returned from The Gambia after distributing thousands of donated bras to needy women and girls.

Locals received £5,600 from the Co-op Local Community Fund to help expand the use of their game.

The leisure centre extension will come at the cost of more than 40 existing carparking spaces at the site.

The Newark Christmas Market and Winter Feast is to take over the Market Place on Saturday and Sunday.

The original £4.6m scheme proposed to build 32 Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) homes on the green open space on Cedar Avenue, Newark.

The optician team dressed the part in Christmas jumpers and elf costumes to celebrate the Alzheimer’s Society’s national Elf Day.

Staff at Southwell Racecourse have received an excellence award after being assessed at this year’s Advertiser Ladies Day.

Rise and shine, it’s pantomime time in Newark. Sleeping Beauty launches at the Palace Theatre tonight (Tuesday) for a three-week run.

Tim Latham has recently met many people who are approaching retirement age, but maybe want to do more with their twilight years.

Members of the Newark National Farmers’ Union have held a series of informal pre-election meetings with three Newark General Election candidates.

This week's Nottingham Magistrates' Court listings have been released.

The annual event, which gave people the chance to shop locally, was considered a success by the town council’s events and tourism co-ordinators.