Human Interest

Plans for the erection of five affordable bungalows were supported.

The 80th anniversary of a Second World War battle will be commemorated at an annual gala.

A council has opposed a fish and chip shop’s application for the sale of late-night refreshments including alcohol.

After a Newark man received amazing care from a charity’s “angels”, his son is now preparing to pound the pavements to give something back.

Successful day celebrates Nottinghamshire rich culture and history

A care home has recently experienced a Caribbean themed party in honour of the Notting Hill carnival.

Nottinghamshire Police has launched a new training course to help improve responses to people living with dementia.

A New Ollerton funeral home has gifted a nearby junior school with hundreds of pounds towards the redevelopment of their outdoor space.

Plans are well underway to launch a music festival in memory of a much-loved sister and daughter.

A modernised three-bedroom, semi‐detached bungalow with Japanese-style garden is on the market for £285,000 with Richard Watkinson and Partners.

While September is technically an autumn month, it usually provides scope to savour the last vestiges of summer, writes Erin McDaid.

All the action from this year’s Tour of Britain will once again be broadcast live on TV.

Nottinghamshire’s latest batch of firefighters have been welcomed to the fire service, surrounded by friends and family.

Work on a major project has reached another milestone with the demolition of several pylons, which developers say will improve views.

A new exhibition of artwork inspired by life on a barge is launching in Newark.

A leaked government plan to ban smoking in beer gardens has received strong criticism from pub goers.

A man has been charged with drug offences after four people were taken ill in a city centre.

Following the announcement of new car parking measures in a nearby town, we found out people’s thoughts on introducing free car parking in Newark.

A solar farm near Radcliffe-on-Trent has been approved after the majority of people asked about the project welcomed the proposal.

In a bid to show how their sport is practiced ethically, trail hunters are inviting the public to see how they operate next month.