Health

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

The handbag was snatched from her shoulder, causing her to fall backwards, at around 7.30pm on Sunday.

Sport England asked 544 Newark and Sherwood residents about their exercise habits.

Joel Picker-Spence will be remembered at a coffee morning on Saturday, November 9.

Only 14% of mums who gave birth during the first three months of 2019 were smokers.

The proposed plans hope to promote healthier lifestyles and complement the growth of the town.

Kane Tinegate, five months, who has a severe form of epilepsy, was able to attend his own fundraiser on Sunday.

Former band members of a musician are to play a benefit gig to raise money for his widow and three young children.

The window of Jon Bishop’s black Kia Ceed shattered which sent shards of glass into the face of his wife.

The group honed their skills as part of a Tigers Matchday Coaching Clinic before they watched the Premiership Rugby Cup.

Kerry fled to the refuge in 2016 after she endured years of emotional, physical and psychological abuse from her ex-husband.

A Newark school was presented with the School Games Gold Award for their hard work encouraging their pupils to participate in sports.

St John Ambulance personnel visited the college to deliver CPR training to learners.

Kev Hempsall walked to the Humber Bridge for four-year-old Matthew and James Smith.

It is in aid of Kane Tinegate, who was born in May and suffers from Migrating Partial Seizures of Infancy, and has yet to leave hospital.

The review surveyed 288 patients which scored Newark Hospital's UCC and King’s Mill Hospital's Emergency Department.

Recorded sexual offences against children have reached an all-time high nationally, with a 61% rise in Nottinghamshire.

The Newark boxer is back in the ring in less than a fortnight’s time, to build on what his manager described as one of the best debuts.

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

A total of 85 volunteers, who work across Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Trust were presented with long service awards.