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

National issues have reared their head at county council — after Reform were questioned on how they plan to honour their pledge to ‘stop the boats’.

Reform have confirmed they will continue to discuss a major junction upgrade programme as they set their priorities for the county council.

All-Reform committee leadership roles have been approved despite opposition from Conservatives, Labour, and independents.

A new chairman has been elected to represent a council at civic events across Nottinghamshire.

A former professional footballer turned children’s author has visited school pupils, hoping to inspire them to follow their dreams.

More residents of Newark and Sherwood are living with obesity than any other district in the county.

Mental health is something we all deal with, yet it’s not always easy to talk about, writes Dr. Orlaith Green.

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

A town’s museum has appeared on the second series of Channel 4’s programme Millionaire Hoarders in a quest to raise funds for its future.

A rural crime event is set to take place next month to showcase how Nottinghamshire Police tackle rural and wildlife crime.

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

The new Reform leader of Nottinghamshire County Council says he “agrees with some sentiments” of Labour’s call for a move back to County Hall.

A local MP has been appointed as the chairman of cross-party parliamentary group working on improving outcomes surrounding a women’s health issue.

The new chairman of Newark and Sherwood District Council has been unanimously voted in — and it’s a familiar face returning to the seat.

A car stop on a vehicle believed to be involved in drug crime led officers to seize a knife, cash and find a cannabis grow.

The removal of opposition committee roles could lead a council down the path of its bankrupt neighbour, the county’s Conservative leader fears.

An MP has written an open letter to the new leader of a council to raise her concerns about the future of special educational needs under Reform.

Reform UK has chosen its cabinet members after taking control of Nottinghamshire County Council.

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