Southwell

National Trust volunteers dressed as paupers and staff to offer visitors a taste of what life was like for the poor in the 1800s.

A former pupil at the Minster School, Southwell, will release her debut album next month.

Market traders raised money to help buy a bench in memory of the autistic son of fellow stallholders.

A reorganisation of policing in Southwell means there are no emergency response officers based in the town.

Five of ten front-line police sergeants dealing with 999 calls in Newark and Sherwood are being switched to desk jobs.

There are plans for a new stained glass window at Southwell Minster to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Bramley apple.

The first meeting of a support group for women who have, or have had, breast cancer will take place a week today.

A group campaigning for a mobile phone mast to be moved says the county council is failing in its duty of care to children at two schools.

Money is needed to ensure a road closure that protects toads crossing a ford can go ahead next year.

Plans to build 11 homes at a former farmyard site were unanimously approved by planners.

Hundreds of people attended an exhibition of flood defence products in Lowdham Village Hall.

Easter hats of all shapes, sizes and designs were on display when pupils at Lowe’s Wong Infants’ School, Southwell, paraded their creations on Friday.

A woman is planning to walk 95 miles to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital where her grandson died from a rare condition.

Major repairs to Southwell Minster’s central tower have been completed on time and cost several thousand pounds less than expected.

There are fears charges could be introduced at all carparks in Southwell.

A request for Royal Mail to produce stamps celebrating the Bramley apple’s bicentenary next year has been refused.

A village pub could become the first in Nottinghamshire to hold wedding services on the premises.

A trade unionist from Southwell has been picked as the Labour Party’s prospective parliamentary candidate for Nottingham South.

One is the neon-lit, gambling capital of the world, the other a historic minster town, but a comparison has been drawn between the two.

Repairs to a riverside carpark that doubles as a popular picnic area are unnecessary and could lead to more cars being parked on the road, it has been claimed.