Education

Newark Police will be in the market place today offering free bike marking and crime prevention advice.

Two advice session supervisors are retiring after serving the Newark and Sherwood community for 37 years.

A textiles exhibition that retells the creation story in the book of Genesis is being shown at Southwell Minster.

A primary school pupil has written an angry letter to the Prime Minster after he broke lockdown rules.

The Newark public and business community will meet to remember Hercules Clay, with a service in the parish church at 11.15am on Sunday.

A former Newark Academy and Newark College student is pursuing her passion as an illustrator.

Ancient woodlands, those that were first recorded in 1600 or earlier, are the most biodiverse and valuable part of our landscape.

Dorewood WI meetings will now begin at 2pm after a vote by members.

If you've a teen heading to university this year, the Student Loans Company has shared some advice as applications for funding open.

Three trustees of a Newark-based charity have agreed they will not act as charity trustees for eight years following the investigation.

A police officer is living her teenage dream of being a bobby on the beat—despite it briefly looking like she’d be doing something different.

A junior school with fewer than 50 pupils has benefited from a new play area after raising more than £8,000.

Several attractions in Newark and Sherwood have been featured on a list of some of the best things to do in Nottinghamshire.

The festival has been successful with a recent funding bid to Arts Council England, which will help fund festival activities in the district.

A celebration of reading returned on Thursday with the 25th anniversary of World Book Day.

A day care centre for adults with learning disabilities has been busy making crafts out of an unconventional material thanks to one savvy volunteer.

Children are getting ready to celebrate their favourite stories on World Book Day.

As the crisis unfolds in Ukraine, experts explain how parents can help children understand the events in an age appropriate and empathetic way.

A pioneering degree apprenticeship programme has boosted the careers of workers at a Newark business.

A record number of children have applied for a secondary school place through Nottinghamshire County Council this year, it has been revealed.