Human Interest

A man has been arrested after a teenager was reportedly threatened with a crossbow in Newark.

Thousands of people made a town centre alive for a ‘tremendously successful festival’ over the bank holiday weekend.

A care home has created a heartwarming scheme which sees residents having their wishes granted.

A choral society’s new season is set to begin next month, ahead of three performances in the next year.

When you are at work or in a group setting, do you start to tell your story?

Two new staff members have been appointed as part of the parish church’s reawakening project, and will enhance the landmark’s visitor experience.

A Newark businessman has raised £10,000 in aid of a charity, reaching the target with an almost 40-mile run and skydive in the same day.

For the first time in over a decade two rare species of birds have been recorded as breeding in Nottinghamshire.

Traffic is already building around Newark’s main roads this Bank Holiday Monday (August 26).

An award-winning social enterprise has expanded its services to help more people overcome barriers to employment, develop new skills and find a job.

In order to increase the availability of car parking spaces in Bingham, new measures will be introduced later this year.

A multi-million-pound community diagnostics centre offering earlier access to MRIs, x-rays and ultrasounds is be scaled back.

An upgrade to the A46 is considered one of the top transformational road schemes that the new government should focus on.

The Newark on Sea beach once again proved to be a popular addition to the town centre.

Ill-gotten gains seized from criminals have funded almost £37,500 of new crime prevention and engagement equipment.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust considers if ‘all publicity is good publicity’.

A village’s horticultural summer show will be celebrating its 131st year this bank holiday.

A popular flower and garden show is set to return for its seventh year at a historic castle.

A retro night raised over £800 to help pay for a new £25,000 community centre floor.

A popular family festival organisers have announced that it will be returning home next year.