Business

Hays Travel has agreed a deal to buy all 555 former Thomas Cook stores.

Tracey and Paul Benson, of Leo's Play Centre, have decided to sell the business after the premises was broken into for the fourth time.

A woman who set fire to a hospital bed was conditionally discharged for three years at Nottingham Magistrates' Court.

The brand, which has a restaurant in Newark, is understood to have appointed its financial advisors for crunch talks with its creditors.

The twelfth annual Newark Patriotic Fund ball took place in the Cedric Ford Pavilion at Newark Showground on Saturday evening.

This week's district council planning applications include proposals to provide eight football pitch facilities.

Beaumond House Community Hospice will be taking part in a special week to raise the profile of hospice care.

Police are appealing for help in identifying three offenders after they targeted a business on Wednesday at around 11.45pm.

Asda, Morrisons, Tesco and Aldi are among supermarkets recalling the products in question.

Children and staff were visited by Morrisons community champion Jade Chapman.

Newark and Sherwood District Council has been asked by the YMCA to provide £150,000 towards its flagship Community and Activity Village project.

People had the chance to hear stories and hidden secrets that have been unearthed at Kelham Hall.

Newark Town Council voted unanimously at a finance and general purposes committee to approve the lease of allotments.

The level of funding the YMCA has made towards its national flagship Community and Activity Village in Newark has been called into question.

Newark’s old Warwick and Richardsons Brewery now boasts a new coffee shop.

Newark Hospital's newly-refurbished dementia ward will be officially opened on Thursday afternoon.

F. Doncaster is to close its Portland Street shop and move to new premises on Edward Avenue.

All food businesses are given a hygiene rating from zero to five, with a rating of at least three indicating they are broadly compliant.

Newark Hospital’s Breast Services Appeal received a cheque for £500.

Blue Watch colleagues of Firefighter Graham McGuigan, who died from cancer, invited the public in to share their experiences of cancer.