Southwell

A bill of around £1,000 for the closure of a Southwell street during last month’s folk festival will not be paid until a dispute over the cost is resolved.

A disused British Railways goods shed has been converted into a luxury house in a six-year restoration project.

Any decision on future improvements to Minster Fields in Southwell will not be rushed.

Soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, the Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters) could march through Southwell when they are back from duty in Afghanistan.

The success of Southwell Poetry Festival could lead to performances being held in libraries throughout the county in future.

Residents of a housing estate hope they will finally have a solution to parking problems that have been an issue for 40 years.

A young gymnast who is hoping to compete in the 2012 Olympics led sessions for children at a Southwell preschool.

Two heads bid farewell to their Southwell schools when the summer holidays begin today.

A leading archaeologist has branded the development of a site known for its Roman remains as cultural vandalism.

Students from the Minster School, Southwell, organised a day of sports activities for 70 children from local primary and junior schools.

More than 1,000 people attended Southwell’s first beer festival over the weekend.

Town councillors face a battle to stop unwanted development on the outskirts of Southwell.

A wooden helix that could be the largest in the world is being prepared to go on show at a wildlife sanctuary near Southwell.

Southwell is through to the final of this year’s best kept village competition, despite the town council only entering the competition to pick up pointers for next year.

A teacher whose quick thinking at the scene of an accident helped save lives has received an award from the ambulance service.

Southwell’s first beer festival starts today at three pubs.

A family-run day nursery was judged to be good in all areas in its latest Ofsted report.

“The signal clanks down, a cloud of smoke belches from the 80-years-old engine, hands wave from a single carriage crammed with passengers to a platform probably more crowded than ever before and Paddy, the Southwell-Rolleston train, begins its final journey.”

A military band will perform a ceremonial tattoo on War Memorial Recreation Ground, Southwell, to raise money for charities that help current and former servicemen.

Cuba, Ecuador, Sri Lanka and Kazakhstan were among the countries studied by pupils at the Minster School, Southwell, as part of a project.