Opinion

Action taken ahead of school opening.

A suggestion a garden village of up to 5,000 homes in the open countryside has angered two villages.

Sunday saw a march and rally in Newark.

William Gladstone Church of England Academy will have a change of name in the year 2020-21, following months of consultations.

Leader Paul Peacock said the Labour Group needed to reaffirm its commitment to the fight against any form of discrimination and prejudice.

Chair claimed: “I will be there with a tractor and slurry tanker, anyone taking part in this will be covered in more s*** than you talk," was a joke.

Labour, independents and the Green Party had formed an alliance to govern the town with the Conservatives in opposition.

Robert Jenrick was asked about his approval of the Tower Hamlets development at the daily national coronavirus briefing.

Initially a one-off event, the British public later decided to make it weekly, and have been showing their appreciation at 8pm every Thursday since.

The council-owned economic growth and regeneration company is inviting businesses to explain how the crisis is affecting operations and share ideas

This week is Mental Health Awareness week and this year the theme is kindness, writes Dr Thilian Bartholomeuz in his latest column.

Bekka Burns, a 22-year-old musician from Newark, said she went into overdrive to release her new single during the pandemic.

‘What was meant to be the best day ever has turned into a nightmare.’ These were the words of a couple whose wedding day was brought to a halt.

The committee recording, in which a councillor called for the resignation of the chief executive, has been re-posted with the outburst edited out.

Andy Willey, of North Muskham, has been nominated as the Advertiser’s Citizen Of The Week.

The Deinciourt Hotel has been cautioned by Newark and Sherwood District Council for ignoring lockdown and opening its bar, restaurant and beer garden.

Nottinghamshire Police says it's thanks to hard-working officers and staff and a proactive approach that led to a reduction in crime last year.

Do you know someone going above and beyond during the virus pandemic? The Advertiser has launched a new award to recognise our community heroes.

A council meeting being held at 2pm today with members and officers logging on from home rather than meeting in person could be a national first.

We want to know if you, the reader, think Mr Johnson's measures are tough enough — or whether you think he needs to take things further.