27 June 2008
Grilles are to be put in place to prevent youths climbing up the walls of Newark Castle.
27 June 2008
Around 500 people attended a summer fair at North Muskham Village Hall on Saturday.
27 June 2008
Short films produced by primary school children are heading for the big screen.
27 June 2008
Model-train enthusiasts are looking for a space big enough for them to work on their exhibition track.
27 June 2008
Pupils served lunch to their grandparents in an effort to increase the take-up of meals at a Newark school.
27 June 2008
The co-ordinator of a community transport scheme fears rising fuel costs will prompt drivers to stop volunteering because they are out of pocket.
27 June 2008
A school girl celebrated her tenth birthday on Monday with the promise of a big hug for her mum as soon as she is fully recovered from a serious operation and released from her restricting neck brace.
27 June 2008
A conservationist has been hand-rearing a jackdaw that fell down a chimney into her home.
27 June 2008
Newark is set to head a bid from a group of European market towns for a share of a multi-million pound EU hand- out.
27 June 2008
Nottinghamshire’s infantry battalion is almost 100 men under-strength, according to figures released to the House of Commons.
27 June 2008
Two pupils at a village school have been elected junior police community support officers as part of an anti-bullying scheme.
27 June 2008
A nine-year-old footballer had a haircut on Tuesday and raised £300 in sponsorship for the James Lilley Leukaemia Appeal.
27 June 2008
A unique medieval finger ring featuring two snake heads was among seven items declared treasure by the Nottinghamshire coroner on Friday.
27 June 2008
A former village post office is tasting success as an old-fashioned sweet shop.
27 June 2008
A couple from the Advertiser area have helped East Midlands Ambulance Service to improve its care of people with motor neurone disease.
27 June 2008
Plans for a wind turbine that divided opinion in two neighbouring villages have been given the go-ahead.
20 June 2008
A pensioner who has baked cakes for the Maplebeck Garden Fete for more than 30 years was given a commemorative plate in recognition of her contribution.
20 June 2008
A women’s prison near Newark has a farm shop that is open to the public.
20 June 2008
A scheme that helps elderly people in Newark and Sherwood retain their independence in their own homes has reached a major milestone.
20 June 2008
Young people are risking their lives by climbing up and down the walls of Newark Castle.
