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More than 8,000 Nottinghamshire potholes will be fixed by December this year, according to a senior councillor.
New councillors have said they are “thrilled to make history”, becoming the district’s first ever Reform representatives.
A historic hall in the Newark area is featured in a newly released Amazon Prime film.
Bonfire Night is a celebration of the failure of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and the day is known for its big fires and firework displays.
Reform have been elected to Newark and Sherwood District Council for the first time ever, after winning both wards in the district by-election.
New features have been announced for a magical after-dark experience at an award-winning farm attraction, which is opening in less than three weeks.
A Nottinghamshire mum says special needs service failings have left her family “broken” and her son “distressed”.
Newark MP Robert Jenrick found himself in hot water this morning (Thursday) after swearing on live TV.
Chickens belonging to a Sutton on Trent CIC providing eggs for those in need have been taken, leaving the family ‘gutted’.
An annual appeal is aiming to ensure every child has a present to open on Christmas morning.
Today, the Advertiser is launching its Be Bright, Be Seen campaign, aimed at helping youngsters across the area stay safe this winter.
A bereaved family of fundraisers is aiming to prevent others from suffering the effects of knife crime as they have — and you can help them.
From a heartbroken, bereaved father to a woman whose life was saved following someone else’s death — how organ donation impacts one’s life.
A 40s-plus single mingle event is being launched, aiming to change the dynamic of dating and stop the stigma around being single
To support businesses and encourage people to enjoy the district’s town centres this festive season, a council is to offer free weekend parking.
A Newark resident has been issued with a Closure Order following reports of antisocial behaviour such as drug dealing and use, and loud parties.
A fraudster was exposed after his elderly victim discovered that tens of thousands of pounds had been taken from her account without her knowledge.
Installation of new track is to disrupt train services on a popular route this weekend, with rail replacement buses to be operated instead.
There are concerns debates on a planned shake-up of council boundaries have been “misleading” the public.
A group of councillors have called for the county’s administration to back a package of major transport upgrades — with a £2bn funding pot bid.
Dates have been announced for a range of weekly activity sessions at the National Civil War Centre.
After years spent illegible and forgotten, the grave of a friend of Lord Byron — who was key to the publication of his poetry — has been restored.
After seven years of dressing the ladies of Southwell to the nines, a stylist is appealing to the community to embrace her fully personal services.
Newark has received special recognition for the support it has continued to show to the people of Poland.
Young people in Newark have come together in a special ceremony aimed at sharing the message of Remembrance to the next generation.
After a hugely successful village competition involving mammoth marrows, a follow-up contest has seen more vast veg on display.
Homemove has acquired Home.co.uk and is transforming the home buying experience into one seamless, tech-driven journey.
Police are asking the public not to speculate or post potentially insensitive information online regarding a missing 36-year-old father.
