Human Interest

Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Academy ranked 222 in The Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Guide 2019.

Adult social care users who face paying more for their care have been told the increases could be delayed until February.

A church is appealing for new toys or vouchers for a Christmas toy collection.

Newark Town Football Club have welcomed applicants in their quest to find a new first team manager.

Artistic Josh German, 18, who has a love of photography, was cycling home when he was hit by a car, which failed to stay at the scene.

Power tools have been found in the Newark area.

Football hoodoos were broken as Newark Town defeated FC Emmendingen 03 4-3 on penalties after drawing 2-2 over 90 minutes in the Crackstadion.

The best designed shop window, as voted for by the public, will receive the Newark Wonderland trophy.

A selection of pictures from Newark's Christmas light switch-on yesterday.

The annual Christmas Late Night Shopping Evening will take place in Southwell on Thursday.

The Screwfix Foundation has given £5,000 to Beaumond House Community Hospice.

The winners of a competition to design a bookmark received their prizes from the deputy Mayor of Newark, Mr Roy Williams, on Saturday.

Rosalyn Palmer is a master RTT therapist, clinical hypnotherapist and coach, and a certified member of major professional bodies.

A charity that supports adults with learning disabilities will launch its annual Big Give Christmas Challenge Week on Tuesday.

A pupil at Magnus Church of England Academy, Newark, has had her long hair cut off for the Little Princess Trust which makes wigs for poorly children.

Hundreds turned out today to take part in a Service of Celebration for a special little boy who won the hearts of so many people.

Householders in Newark and Sherwood are encouraged to have a greener Christmas this year.

Pupils from little Liam Andrew's primary school took the opportunity of Children in Need to honour their friend and classmate.

A village pub that has been closed for more than two years looks set to be re-opened by the community.

A funeral service takes place on Monday for Mr Patrick D’Arcy Mumby, whose family ran a successful textile company in Newark for six generations.