Ollerton

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision:

I’m absolutely delighted to share some fantastic news for our area – the long-overdue improvements to the A614 are finally going ahead.

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.

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

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

Community and voluntary organisations have been offered the chance to apply to a £300,000 grant funding pot to help make the county safer.

Nominations are still open for awards which recognise inspirational young people and highlight their fantastic achievements.

A key chapter in English history will be revisited next month during a two-day Civil War re-enactment.

The opposition leader on Nottinghamshire County Council has announced his new shadow cabinet.

The process of setting up a domestic kerbside food waste collection service in the district has begun, with more than £2.5m allocated for the plans.

More than 700 low-level offenders have taken part in a pioneering scheme which puts them to work improving the communities they offended in.

As National Volunteers’ Week comes to a close, an MP has praised the work of volunteers she has met across her constituency.

Residents, farmers, and landowners are being encouraged to continue to play their part in helping to shape the future of nature's recovery.

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

Hundreds of healthcare support workers at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust will strike again next week.

The MP for Sherwood Forest has welcomed a Government response to calls for a Parliamentary debate on the future of maternity services.

A family-run funeral directors is celebrating the hard work of staff who have dedicated decades of service to the business and the people they serve.

Council leaders have been criticised for calling off ‘key’ county council meetings.

A new online portal has been launched for families who are part of an investigation into maternity services at a Nottingham hospitals trust.