Newark

A Fernwood family is raising funds for their son to travel overseas as he prepares to represent Great Britain the next Olympic Games.

A catholic priest has marked a major 55-year milestone in his religious service.

Nottinghamshire Police have welcomed two new puppies to their ranks, as work now begins to train them.

Following a series of reports about groups trespassing at Lilley and Stone school site in Newark, neighbourhood police have warned of the dangers.

A village hall was a hive of activity over the weekend as families gather for a fantastic family fun day.

A town’s popular free festival is set to return this summer with a four-day celebration, bringing entertainment, music and community spirit.

A rare butterfly is being monitored by a manufacturing business after being spotted at its site near Ollerton.

A mysterious resident of a nearby Cliff Village has been leaving beautiful bunches of flowers around the village to brighten the day of the finder.

Emergency services are attending the scene of a road traffic collision on the A1.

Members of the community were able to get hands with archaeological items at a recent special event.

The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.

The Saturday Social is back with questions on everything from politicians to Muppets.

A popular aviation event is preparing to return for its 25th time, and promises to have a record turnout of displays to see.

A Southwell man has been presented with a prestigious award for his work supporting international start-ups in the UK.

A Newark woman has been named in the King’s Birthday Honours list in recognition of the good work she does in the community.

An inquest concluded that a sergeant’s death was ‘wholly preventable’, after police failures left him fatally exposed to danger on the railway.

The much-anticipated return of the Newark Duck Race is being celebrated with a family friendly fun day.

From allotments, to a café growing its own herbs, to a community shed — an estate’s blossoming community is to be showcased.

A quirky, themed tearoom has closed for a third time as the owner appeals to the town to “use us or lose us”.

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser heard people’s opinions on the council's plans to introduce new food waste bins.