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Newark MP Robert Jenrick announced local communities will be able to nominate heritage buildings in their area to be protected.

Pat Eason, 69, of Windsor Road, Newark, started working at the well-known butchers when she was 21.

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Robert Jenrick, Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary, took to Twitter to make the announcement.

The silver status award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme was announced at a district council policy and finance committee.

The new exhibition at Southwell Minster features two displays in one, called Tree of Life and Open Heaven.

A district full council meeting voted in favour of the scheme, led by mental health charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, with two abstentions.

Sainsbury's was the first of supermarkets to announce the halt in sales of fireworks. Have your say in our poll here.

The award-winning vegan business is set to offer a wide variety of diary-free cakes, pastries and sweet treats at its afternoon tea experience.

Rare Huntley & Palmers biscuit box kept in a cupboard to fetch up to £1,500 at auction.

The high street retailer, which has a store in Newark Town Centre, is one of many companies that has taken a financial hit.

This week's planning applications include proposals to create an access road.

Simply Nails and Beauty in Newark has been nominated in The Midlands Beauty Industry Awards in the 5* Nail Salon category.

Jerome Fox, 68, of Newark, will mark his DJ milestone by bringing together all of his family, friends and colleagues for a celebratory disco event.

The services are to be up and running again after they closed following the resignation of the Postmaster and the premises.

Sainsbury's has halted its firework sales in response to concerns for distressed pets.

Visitors to the Turquoise Teapot, on Bowbridge Road, Newark café will be greeted at the door by a new four-legged volunteer.

The stolen ticket machine contained a limited quantity of cash at the time of the offence.

LNER will be running its Azuma trains on the route, increasing the number of services from one each way to six return services.

The 1959 Heinkel bubble car made an appearance at Beaumond House Community Hospice on Saturday.