Newark

The latest planning applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.

The recent LGR survey in Nottinghamshire has been held up as a barometer of how the public feel about the impending local government reorganisation

An artist has brought buildings and their stories to life through calendar designs, as they’re already for sale ahead of the new year.

Whether vandalism, street drinking, or anti-social behaviour, the concerns of the community are on neighbourhood police officers’ radars.

As time ticks on towards the end of the year, a quirky museum closed the season with a timely event.

The introduction of guardians into empty town properties to protect them from squatters and vandalism will be looked into by the district council.

The sacrifices of fallen Polish servicemen buried in Newark have been remembered, which saw flares let off by patriotic Polish football fans.

There are reports of a collision which has closed a busy main road this afternoon (Sunday).

A breast cancer support group has raised more than £1,300 and helped raise awareness of the disease with a charity bag pack.

A multi-faceted community group for retirees is encouraging more social interaction as the winter approaches — and has launched a brand-new website.

As driving conditions worsen and festive celebrations approach, police are set to crack down on motoring offences to help boost safety on the roads.

A Sherwood Forest holiday village has seen a record-breaking year for baby birds, as well as a first ever sighting of a rare bird.

A councillor has called for calm and cohesion after he said he has seen as a rise in hate crime stirred up by politics.

If being chased around a pitch black maze by a chainsaw-wielding manic is your idea of fun, head to Farnsfield this Halloween!

A troupe of drama students have taken to the stage in London’s famous West End.

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

A community centre is already seeing the benefits of a new fund, established by a large warehouse developer to ‘give something back to the community.’

From florists and bridalwear to entertainment and décor specialists, a town centre venue will be transformed into a magical world of weddings.

A council leader has defended a plan to spend an estimated £75,000 on flying new flags in the county — with critics saying it is a waste of money.

A bus operator is to offer free travel to veterans, serving military, and cadets on both Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day.