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The 100th home is part of a scheme near St Mary’s Gardens in Hawtonville, Newark, comprising seven affordable two-bedroom properties.

A new convenience store opens its doors for the first time tomorrow.

A detailed, 3D image has been created of Southwell Minster by Maptek to safeguard the building in case of damage to the structure in the future.

Card shop Clintons is the latest big high street name to find itself in talks in a bid to avoid collapse.

The Old Post Office pub, located on Kirkgate, will be re-opening on Saturday following a major investment of almost £250,000.

Via East Midlands is consulting on behalf of the highways authority, Nottinghamshire County Council, in respect of the complaints.

This week's district council planning applications include proposals to change the use of a retail unit in Newark.

Four acts will take to the stage at the Millgate venue from 8pm, finishing with headliners Left Hand Lane.

Former soldier who harboured dreams of standing for Parliament after losing a leg in Afghanistan has been chosen as a candidate in General Election.

The planning committee voted in favour of an application confirming aspects of a three-home housing development.

It is part of the cross-council funded scheme that aims to protect 240 properties and 60 businesses.

The estate agent, on behalf of a private client, has brought to market a development opportunity that will cost you £1.5m.

Sherwood Forest Hospitals has put plans in place to ensure its hospitals can cope with the extra pressure anticipated for the winter months.

Proposals are being discussed to move Newark's popular music festival to August.

The fire walk in aid of the Children’s Bereavement Centre took place at the Kelham Hall Firework extravaganza.

The proposed development, off Lord Hawke Way and Bowbridge Road, Newark, is an allocated site for the provision of housing.

The event saw County Commissioner Jackie Brocklehurst present awards to more than 40 members and friends of Girlguiding.

The town council is seeking to bring forward plans to improve longer term facilities for motorists and the wider community.

The bench, made by a local craftsman, replaces one that was installed in 1994.

It is thanks to the Better Broadband for Nottinghamshire programme, led by the county council in partnership with Openreach.