Human Interest

Michelle Baker, of Crafty Betty, Newark, has kept herself busy during lockdown by designing a charity clothing line.

All the properties, some of which will be affordable housing, would be built on unused land behind the grounds of Highfields School, Balderton.

A body recovered from the River Trent near Radcliffe on Monday has been formally identified.

David Avanesyan is at the peak of his powers, says Newark boxing coach Carl Greaves.

The government has been urged to push ahead with plans for a high speed railway through the Midlands.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council.

New courses that meet the needs of local employers and learners will be offered at Newark College through the development of a training centre.

After four years of reductions, the cost of renting in Newark and Sherwood has increased.

A family got in touch with police after reading of a 70-year-old whose scooter was stolen from outside his home on Fenton Close.

Public Health England has released the daily figures for Newark and Sherwood and Nottinghamshire.

It was repaid after one of Mr Jenrick's constituents reported the fact to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA).

The move will be subject to the country moving to the next step of the roadmap on that date.

Schools should have a phased return but are not going to because the government has problems, says a senior officer of the National Education Union.

It means from next month all schools can return, people can socialise in parks and public spaces with another person, and some sports can also resume.

Young musicians have been invited to apply for an annual bursary award of up to £1,000.

Traders in Newark town centre have appealed for support after being given parking tickets while loading their vans to make home deliveries.

A decision on whether a much scaled down version of the Nottinghamshire County Show can go ahead will be made in March.

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

Sarah-Jane Ayres, of Coddington, took her son Austen, six, to the village’s new play area on The Heights estate.

A virtual book club and art social have been set up by the newly-created Acorns Project to give people in the district a chance to try new things.