Rule-flouters have been meeting indoors in groups and car sharing without safety precautions.
Confirmed cases of virus have increased in the city and county over the last few weeks.
The application would have seen sustainable wigwam campsite created for horse riders and tourists.
Mrs Smith's Cottage at Navenby is welcoming visitors again after repairs to the structure of the building.
Beaumond House and Nottinghamshire hospices have joined forces to launch an appeal for ongoing support in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
A couple who won £1m on the lottery thanks to their cat have yet to take their dream vacation because of the coronavirus outbreak.
WH Smith is planning to cut up to 1,500 jobs as bosses said its recovery from the Covid-19 lockdown has been “slow”.
Public Health England has released the daily figures for Newark and Sherwood and Nottinghamshire.
The trust runs Newark Hospital, King's Mill Hospital and Mansfield Community Hospital.
A woman who went shopping in Newark thought how nice it was that two hours of free parking was on offer — only to get a fine.
During challenging periods for the agricultural community, M&S is continuing to reinforce its commitment to British farming.
Schools in Nottinghamshire excluded pupils for racist bullying on dozens of occasions last year, new figures reveal.
Nursery pupils have taken advantage of their outdoor space during lockdown.
The company is working with Public Health England.
The chain's Newark branch only re-opened last week since temporarily closing on March 23 in line with government guidelines.
Serendipitys Day Nursery, on Appletongate, Newark, won some hampers as part of a survey among early years providers about childhood obesity.
The district council is appealing for witnesses after the flowers were ripped from the planters on Bridge Street and Cartergate overnight on Sunday.
Public Health England has released the daily figures for Newark and Sherwood and Nottinghamshire.
A travel agent has announced it will cut jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic.
A couple in their late 70s who had more than £4,000 taken from their bank account when they switched utility supplier have had the money returned.
