Health

Lexi Holland was reported missing on Thursday and has since been located by police officers.

A car had entered into the ford and got into difficulties.

Lexi Holland, 15, from the Ollerton area, was last seen in Nottingham City Centre on Wednesday (January 8) at around 11pm.

The picture from 1934 was discovered at the National Cycle Museum which showed cyclists setting off from Newark to South Witham.

It comes after a series of attacks on Newark and Sherwood response officers who were assaulted four times in just 48 hours this week.

It comes after thousands of messages were received on social media in support of the pup.

Brave Bella was taken into the care of the RSPCA and is said to be responding well to veterinary treatment.

Three super slimmers have been enjoying the festive season after shedding more than 21st between them.

The Liberty Liner, Lancaster Grange Care Home’s winter cruise, has set sail to the US after stops in Germany and England.

The new mobile first aid unit/ambulance bought by Newark Community First Aid is expected to be used for the first time this month.

Gold sticker messages have been fixed to bins in Newark as a gesture of gratitude after it earned the distinction from East Midlands In Bloom.

Stuart Wallace, 73, said getting the jab will help protect the young and elderly in Newark.

Business school team Dozen Directors took on the university's annual £10 Challenge, raising as much money as possible in ten days.

Nottinghamshire County Council's Trading Standards team has issued a warning about the unsafe toy dolls.

Father Christmas is cheering up those spending the festive season in hospital.

Staff at Newark and the Sherwood Forest Trust hospital sites donned their finest festive outfits to take part in the Christmas Jumper Day initiative.

The event was part of a national Elf Day promoted by the Alzheimer’s Society to heighten awareness of the disease.

A coffee morning soundtracked by recorder music brought Christmas spirit to a care home.

Patients in Nottinghamshire will benefit from new digital prescription technology backed by £1.25m of Government investment.

The Shaw mind Foundation are awarded community fund by Newark co-op to help improve mental health resources in the community.