Due to dangerous weather conditions, SpaceX Falcon 9 has been rescheduled to blast off this weekend and may be visible over the UK.
Thousands of TalkTalk, BT and Post Office users will currently be unable to work from home as the internet goes down.
The charity Nottinghamshire Search and Rescue Team (NSART) has been given a boost thanks to funds raised by Nottinghamshire Police this year.
Two marvellous neighbours have been nominated to be the Advertiser’s Citizens Of The Week.
Plans are being drawn up to re-open Nottinghamshire County Council’s libraries and archive services in line with government advice.
The site on Bowbridge Road, Newark, was only recently cleared of an estimated 2,000 tonnes of waste that was illegally dumped and left to rot.
Residents of Bowbridge Court Care Home, Newark, were reunited with and their families through a virtual afternoon tea party.
BeanBlock, in St Mark’s Place, was founded by two mums with young children who struggled to find a place to eat and socialise with kids in the area.
A look back at stories from the past, including a runaway pig at Newark Castle, and Empire Day celebrations.
The rotary club wants entries featuring artwork, baking, keeping active, pets and wildlife, among other things.
Public Health England has released the daily figures for Newark and Sherwood and Nottinghamshire.
Having failed to convince anyone against the need for climate change action, Robert Sheppard now takes to attacking a vision of a low-carbon economy.
I can respond to A.M. Waddington in his letter requesting an explanation of where I obtained my statistics of Police and Crime Commissioner salaries.
I read that some councils, including Fernwood parish, continue to hold meetings online.
It seems those responsible for mowing verges have given nature an opportunity to show what it is capable of if given time and space to breathe.
The government knows how to kick people when they are down.
Priti Patel has just got the first reading of a bill through Parliament that seeks to control immigration based on their skill levels.
The firms adapting to the challenges of coronavirus and getting staff back to work safe and sound
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has denied bias in the approval of a £1bn London housing development.
Six residents of a charity that helps prevent homelessness took part in a project delivering digital arts to young people in Nottinghamshire.
