Human Interest

A group of councillors have called for the county’s administration to back a package of major transport upgrades — with a £2bn funding pot bid.

Dates have been announced for a range of weekly activity sessions at the National Civil War Centre.

After years spent illegible and forgotten, the grave of a friend of Lord Byron — who was key to the publication of his poetry — has been restored.

After seven years of dressing the ladies of Southwell to the nines, a stylist is appealing to the community to embrace her fully personal services.

Newark has received special recognition for the support it has continued to show to the people of Poland.

Young people in Newark have come together in a special ceremony aimed at sharing the message of Remembrance to the next generation.

After a hugely successful village competition involving mammoth marrows, a follow-up contest has seen more vast veg on display.

Police are asking the public not to speculate or post potentially insensitive information online regarding a missing 36-year-old father.

A council plans to spend more than £3,000 buying its own drone.

A bank’s doors are to be closed for nearly four weeks as the town centre branch is ‘getting a new look’.

More than fifty apprentices have graduated from programmes run by a leading agricultural machinery manufacturer.

A charity is set to expand with the opening of a brand-new shop, supporting its work rescuing, caring for, and rehoming dogs.

Aspiring young boxers were presented with brand-new competition boxing gloves by a charity dedicated to improving the lives of young people.

Two players of a new sport rising in popularity are hoping that their upcoming fundraiser will get men talking and improve their mental health.

Youngsters flocked to Newark as the town was taken over by Halloween-themed events.

A man has been charged over a mass stabbing on a train — with Newark passengers urged to come forward with information.

A council has agreed to review its new taxi licensing policy after outraged councillors questioned the decision not to mandate drivers to have CCTV.

Nottinghamshire County Council is currently predicting a reduced budget shortfall over the next three years, new figures show.

A community-led initiative’s first-ever repair café said to be a ‘success’ as everyone left the premises ‘fulfilled and happy’.

Parents in Nottinghamshire can now apply for their child’s reception place or transfer to junior school.