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Labour Group leader's apology after 'inappropriate' Facebook post combining images of Boris Johnson and Adolf Hitler

Labour Group leader's apology after 'inappropriate' Facebook post combining images of Boris Johnson and Adolf Hitler

Labour Group leader's apology after 'inappropriate' Facebook post combining images of Boris Johnson and Adolf Hitler

09 August 2019

Paul Peacock met with the chief executive of the Holocaust museum today (Wednesday) after the centre picked-up on the leader's comments.


County council urges parents to apply for children's secondary school places

County council urges parents to apply for children's secondary school places

County council urges parents to apply for children's secondary school places

08 August 2019

The council stated Nottinghamshire residents should apply even if their preferred schools are in other areas like Nottingham City or Derbyshire.


New exhibition at the National Civil War Centre, Newark, deals with fake news

New exhibition at the National Civil War Centre, Newark, deals with fake news

New exhibition at the National Civil War Centre, Newark, deals with fake news

29 July 2019

Fake news has been going on as far back as the 17th century amid the chaos and confusion of the Civil Wars.


Inspirational head teacher retires after 18 years

Inspirational head teacher retires after 18 years

Inspirational head teacher retires after 18 years

28 July 2019

Bob Hattersley, retiring head at Chuter Ede Primary School, has taken the decision to hand in his notice having never had that Monday morning feeling.


Museum visits helps pupils get creative

Museum visits helps pupils get creative

Museum visits helps pupils get creative

28 July 2019

Pupils delved into the 17th Century to experience the drama of civil war.


School celebrates journey made possible with hope

School celebrates journey made possible with hope

School celebrates journey made possible with hope

28 July 2019

The importance of hope in the journey of Magnus Church of England Academy, Newark, over the past three years was highlighted by the head teacher.


Another brick for new school building

Another brick for new school building

Another brick for new school building

27 July 2019

Pupils have made a permanent contribution to the building of their new school.


Headteacher praises pupils after scooter donations

Headteacher praises pupils after scooter donations

Headteacher praises pupils after scooter donations

26 July 2019

Two brothers are hoping to share their passion for scooters with their class mates.


Plans to move Newark school to Middlebeck

Plans to move Newark school to Middlebeck

Plans to move Newark school to Middlebeck

23 July 2019

Christchurch C of E Infant school made a few announcement in a special assembly on Friday.


Lollipop Liz stands down after 35 years

Lollipop Liz stands down after 35 years

Lollipop Liz stands down after 35 years

22 July 2019

Liz White has seen thousands of children safely across Victoria Street, Newark, to and from Christ Church Infants’ School.


Social mobility in Newark and Sherwood making progress

Social mobility in Newark and Sherwood making progress

Social mobility in Newark and Sherwood making progress

19 July 2019

A year-long project, focussing on jobs, education and training to help 18-24 year-olds has been led by Newark and Sherwood District Council.


Bingham Fire Station's 'Give It A Go Day' welcomes all

Bingham Fire Station's 'Give It A Go Day' welcomes all

Bingham Fire Station's 'Give It A Go Day' welcomes all

18 July 2019

The event is designed to give everyone the opportunity to test themselves and experience the role of an on-call fire fighter.


Collingham teen awarded Apprentice of the Year 2019

Collingham teen awarded Apprentice of the Year 2019

Collingham teen awarded Apprentice of the Year 2019

15 July 2019

Josh has been working as an apprentice for nearly two years.


Book challenges prejudices about girls’ career choices

Book challenges prejudices about girls’ career choices

Book challenges prejudices about girls’ career choices

14 July 2019

Alison Powell, who grew up in Balderton has written her first children’s book called 'What’s A Girl To Do?'


Highfields School deemed 'excellent' by independent inspectorate

Highfields School deemed 'excellent' by independent inspectorate

Highfields School deemed 'excellent' by independent inspectorate

13 July 2019

Highfields stood-out for their "outstanding" moral and behavioural understanding.


William Gladstone Academy raise over £2k in Race for Life

William Gladstone Academy raise over £2k in Race for Life

William Gladstone Academy raise over £2k in Race for Life

13 July 2019

The school easily exceeded their target of £500.


Newark Book Festival: Events on offer

Newark Book Festival: Events on offer

Newark Book Festival: Events on offer

12 July 2019

The annual Newark Book Festival arrives this weekend with 55 events taking place across 12 venues.


Thoroton Show sees Archbishop Cranmer perform with lost Maypole

Thoroton Show sees Archbishop Cranmer perform with lost Maypole

Thoroton Show sees Archbishop Cranmer perform with lost Maypole

10 July 2019

Having recently re-discovered their Maypole, children at Archbishop Cranmer were keen to continue the 45-year tradition.


Police investigation into safeguarding issues at Kisimul's Swinderby children's home concludes with no charges to be brought

Police investigation into safeguarding issues at Kisimul's Swinderby children's home concludes with no charges to be brought

Police investigation into safeguarding issues at Kisimul's Swinderby children's home concludes with no charges to be brought

09 July 2019

Police inquiry into safeguarding concerns at a children’s home has been concluded and there will be no criminal proceedings to follow.


'Good' news for Newark Orchard School as Ofsted see improvement

'Good' news for Newark Orchard School as Ofsted see improvement

'Good' news for Newark Orchard School as Ofsted see improvement

09 July 2019

The school that caters for diverse and complex needs has been praised for its "welcoming and caring" ethos.


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