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A supermarket giant announced joining a nationwide partnership with a literacy charity to tackle book poverty in childhood.
A business where food meets love takes its venture from a market van to a pub kitchen to bring authentic and traditional flavours to the table.
The magic of panto is ready to return for another year of festive fun as the cast of Aladdin fly into Newark on a magic carpet.
The fifth iteration of a family-fun filled fundraiser was a roaring success, as 37 teams took to the Trent vying to become champion.
A realistic-looking gun was seized by police officers, who stopped a drug dealer in his tracks after following his car.
We may just be into mid September and it seems early to mention ‘the C word’, but plans are already underway for this year’s Christmas Toy Run.
More than 250 incidents of motorists breaking speed limits have been recorded by a community speedwatch group.
A new college campus is set to broaden the horizons of youth sports and education in Newark.
A new plan detailing how policing and community safety services in the county will be shaped for the next five years has received public support.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.
A community garden has received a £2,000 grant towards a vital project helping to reduce loneliness and social isolation.
As I settle into my new role, I want to take a moment to reflect on the past few months and share my thoughts, writes new Sherwood MP Michelle Welsh.
The homebuilder behind the development of 300 houses on the former Flowserve Pump Division site is promising to be “good neighbours”.
Two friends-turned-running buddies are to take on a marathon in aid of Leukaemia UK — inspired by a brave five-year-old fighting the disease.
In his latest column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust considers some recent successes — from water voles to green spaces.
A community group has changed it’s name in a bid to bring more park users into the fold.
School meals in Nottinghamshire will be provided by a different service for the start of the next school year.
A town is inching closer to regaining it’s Fairtrade status.
Businesses throughout the district are making big developments and expanding their commercial ventures, thanks to more than £375,000 in funding.
While anti-social behaviour in Southwell has calmed, issues remain with residents posting on Facebook before reporting to the police.
A seed has been planted for plans to bring together a council and green space community groups.
A man was humbled to be part of a charity 13.1-mile effort for the fourth time as he honoured his father in the city where he fell in love.
The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
Experts reveal their best budgeting and heating tips to keep your home warm this autumn
An RAF officers’ mess which was once a ‘wonderful building’ will be knocked down after falling into ruin.
An former Nottinghamshire Police officer breached strict policing standards by accessing information about an incident where he was the victim.
A council is to prioritise work on a poorly-maintained hedge along a busy footpath.
It should be quicker and easier for residents to start parking schemes in their neighbourhoods, a review has recommended.
