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A contemporarily designed three-bedroom bungalow in Newark is on the market with Richard Watkinson & Partners for offers in the region of £575,000.
As a conveyancer at Ringrose Law, I work with homebuyers every day, guiding them through the legal aspects of property transactions.
An uninsured motorist has been ordered to pay more than £1,000 — and banned from the roads due to his repeat offending.
Residents’ town-centre beach trip could soon be complemented with an outdoor bar.
More than 100 miles have been covered either by bike or by foot by a councillor on a mission to support three vital charities.
The leader of Newark and Sherwood District Council has described the council’s preferred plan for devolution in Nottinghamshire.
Nine young people from the area were recognised for their bravery and hard work at an awards ceremony.
A man who kissed a teenage girl after giving her money has escaped a prison sentence.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.
New specialised equipment has been rolled out, to help firefighters tackle electric vehicle fires.
A man has been jailed after he was caught on camera beating and strangling his former partner.
The district council is raising awareness to a fake letter is being sent to households across the district.
Wherever a young person grows up, they should have the support they need so that they are able to thrive, writes Michelle Welsh, MP for Sherwood.
A group of youths transformed a store shed into a colourful canvas of creativity due to a new community safety and youth engagement project.
Two fashionista mums who started a sustainable clothing business are launching an event dedicated to saving clothing waste.
Health bosses have defended their decision not to attend a meeting regarding the future of Newark hospital’s urgent treatment centre (UTC).
Rural villages which could be surrounded by a 3,950-acre solar farm are calling on their council and MPs to look at the project in more depth.
Spring bird migration has been described as the great rush north with birds racing back to their favoured northerly breeding grounds.
The police have launched an appeal for a 56-year-old man who was reported missing.
A planning committee has objected to a proposal to build five self-build and custom-built detached houses with private drives.
An IT manager turned pro photographer is to host an unforgettable evening under the stars.
A pub is investing £1,000 into community projects after reaching the final six in the Community Hero category at The Great British Pub Awards.
The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
The installation of new signage outside a primary school has been supported by a council.
It looks like Newark Labour has already made up their minds on the Yorke Drive football stadium proposal.
Under Donald Trump, the US is beginning to wake up to the fact that it urgently needs more dispatchable electricity to meet the demand for power.
Raising taxes, though in some ways understandable, does not seem to me to answer the current problems of economic growth.
Britain’s Got Talent finalist and famed dog trainer Lucy Heath has achieved a remarkable feat at Crufts 2025, claiming three titles.
