Newark

The final two contenders in the race to become the next leader of the Conservative Party have been revealed.

Four teenagers have been arrested after officers found them in a car with a zombie-style knife and cannabis.

Residents and businesses have been encouraged to take part in a council’s annual budget survey.

The site of a former Daloon factory has been put up for rent, over two years after the company ceased operations in Newark.

Severn Trent was one of only four water companies that has not underperformed, according to the industry watchdog.

The police have received 20 head collars and lead ropes that will make it easier and safer to return horses on the loose home.

Thousands descended on Newark town centre last weekend, as it became a hive of creativity and free fun for the Festival of Creativity.

A return of free parking this festive season is aimed at attracting more town centre visitors and supporting businesses.

Competitors from all across the continent will descend on the home of Robin Hood this weekend, for the 2024 Run Archery European Cup.

A passionate foster carer is launching a lifeline service for new mums — and acted after hearing of one woman relying on a pram she found in a skip.

Plans to build new council-owned affordable rent bungalows have been approved.

The race to be the next leader of the Conservative Party has been narrowed down the to the final three and Newark’s MP has made it to the next round.

A house which offers a four car garage, tennis court, and its own self-contained annex on Manor Grove, Normanton-On-Trent is on the market.

Support is improving for Nottinghamshire children with special educational needs – but some leaders think the national system needs to be overhauled.

Two suspected thieves with a bag full of bolt croppers, ropes and a shovel have been caught hiding in a farmer’s field.

Despite the government introducing compulsory registration of land, there remains a percentage of land which is still unregistered.

A solicitors company will be participating in Will Aid in November to mark its 250-year anniversary since the founding of the firm in 1974.

An application to allow caravan owners to holiday in their vans all year round at a Bilsthorpe holiday park has been approved, subject to conditions.

Work from the area’s talented artists is once again set to be on display in the town centre.

Community tennis courts have reopened following a major renovation, with special incentives for younger players to get into sport.