Ollerton

Have you ever wondered what an MP gets up to in a day?

This week we were delighted to announce two funding opportunities that are now available to support the growth and sustainability of businesses.

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

Shoplifters who made off with protein bars, wine, and an electric saw, are among the latest to be sentenced at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court.

A developer has sought permission to hand over its sports pitch provision to a football club.

With temperatures set to soar this weekend, Nottinghamshire Police is urging the public to remember the dangers of swimming in open water.

With temperatures soaring, a hospital trust has urged the public to take ‘simple but vital’ steps to stay safe and healthy.

Water levels in the River Trent are declining quicker than expected due to the prolonged dry weather.

Locations across the area are considered as a discount supermarket chain is on the lookout for a new store location in Nottinghamshire.

A programme designed to support the growth and resilience of the local rural economy and communities has been launched this week.

Co-ordinated action against organised and serious crime in the countryside has helped secure a 30% decrease in the cost of rural crime in the county.

Newark’s MP and other Conservative leaders have called upon the East Midlands Mayor to prioritise the “long overdue” upgrades to the A46.

The availability of on-call firefighters in Nottinghamshire has dropped this year due to low recruitment.

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.