Human Interest

Following a successful pilot scheme, video technology is to be rolled out to more ambulance staff to help stroke patients receive faster treatment.

Police have launched a public appeal after a war memorial was vandalised last week.

A Little Book Stop has been installed in the county as Penguin Books celebrates its 90th birthday.

A thrilling, cloak-wearing event inspired by the hit TV show The Traitors is coming to Newark next month.

A petition has been created to stop a council spending £75,000 of taxpayers’ money on installing flags across the county.

A business owner has been left devastated after his wooden fire pizza van was stolen from a secure enclosure.

A town’s road will be closed for three weeks are gas mains replacement works are currently taking place.

Two brothers are seeing their vision of the last 15 to 20 years come to life as their dream gym in the heart of town takes shape.

A care home will host a special coffee morning to support ex-servicemen and women in the area.

A special concert is to form part of a church’s 800th anniversary celebrations, with a medley of music from across the centuries.

The legacy of a famed fruit has again been celebrated at an ap-peel-ing event which attracted thousands to town.

A major rail operator’s timetable changes are set to slash numerous evening services — raising concerns pupils and commuters could be left stranded.

A candidate standing in next month’s Castle Ward by-election states that ‘Labour and the Tories’ must be ‘held accountable for their local failings’.

A council has revealed how it plans to better tackle damp and mould across its housing stock after a new law came into force.

A new initiative is being launched across the county to promote healthier, more family-friendly grassroots football with smoke-free sidelines.

The latest planning applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.

An artist has brought buildings and their stories to life through calendar designs, as they’re already for sale ahead of the new year.

Whether vandalism, street drinking, or anti-social behaviour, the concerns of the community are on neighbourhood police officers’ radars.

As time ticks on towards the end of the year, a quirky museum closed the season with a timely event.

The introduction of guardians into empty town properties to protect them from squatters and vandalism will be looked into by the district council.