Human Interest

The annual lantern parade through Southwell will be replaced this year by lanterns in people’s windows.

Norton Disney’s history and archaeology group is to find out the true size of its nationally important Roman villa and Iron Age archaeology.

Instead of visiting his grotto in Newark, Santa is going to be making a special appearance right inside your own home with a live Zoom call.

A second UK-wide lockdown is upon us, forcing a wide range of businesses to shut until December, writes Simon Shaw of Duncan & Toplis.

A four-bedroom detached home on a landscaped corner plot is for sale with Richard Watkinson and Partners, Newark.

Magdalena Musialik has joined Tallents Solicitors of Newark.

The former ref believes there must be a change at the top of the football pyramid if match officials are to be treated with the respect they deserve.

An apprentice is one of four winners in this year’s Midlands Agricultural Engineering Apprentice Awards.

Entry, which includes a Santa suit is £10, or £5 for those aged three to 13.

The annual Light Up A Life service, organised by Beaumond House Hospice Care, will be recorded this year because of the pandemic.

The government has published its ten-point plan for the environment.

Newark and Sherwood will be in Tier 3 from December 2, as Boris Johnson brings England out of national lockdown

The force previously reported 39 linked positive cases at Mansfield Police station and 19 positive cases at its headquarters at Sherwood Lodge.

The trust runs Newark Hospital, King's Mill Hospital and Mansfield Community Hospital.

A small number of employees at its head office have tested positive for the virus.

A thief who stole items worth £7.10 from a local petrol station was told to pay the value of the goods in compensation.

Health experts have reacted to comments claiming the county would not come out of tier three at the end of the first two-week review.

After the year we have all had, some have decided to get ready for Christmas early — including Collingham Fire Station.

All children and staff in Year 1 and 6 bubbles at Sir Donald Bailey Academy have been sent home as a precautionary measure.

Some items posed significant hazards to the health of residents and safety of animals.