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Celebrating 25 years of meaningful work experience for adults with learning disabilities

A service dedicated to enabling adults with learning disabilities to carry out meaningful work has celebrated 25 years in operation.

Estate regeneration hoped to begin next year

A council aims to soon be building up ‘hope and houses’ for residents living on an aging estate — after years of delays.

Club X licence safe following hearing into noise complaints

A town’s only nightclub has had extra condition placed on its licence, but is safe from closure despite noise complaints.

Alcohol, cigarettes and vapes recovered as suspected burglar arrested

A burglary suspect found behind a shop counter has been arrested.

‘Better than under tarpaulin’ — £87,000 Kiddey Stone plans approved despite survey revealing majority unsupportive

New plan for organising library services approved

Advertiser takes to the airwaves

The Advertiser and Radio Newark have formed a new partnership to bring the latest news from our area to the airwaves.

Treasure Island is not to be missed

REVIEW: What do you get when you combine singing and dancing pirates, Play Your Cards Right, and Greta Thunberg?

Altering visuals of climate change

Discussions of climate change and Net Zero often involve references to ‘the science’ and to a ‘scientific consensus’.

18-year-old carer recognised for outstanding work

An 18-year-old care home carer has been awarded The Care Home Worker Award.

Spiritual retreat house to be sold after cathedral unable to fund losses

A Christian retreat house which closed it’s doors earlier this year could soon be sold, after a cathedral was no longer able to fund it.

Planning committee approve plans to create 12,008sqm employment development

Initial plans for a new development on the outskirts of Newark which could create up to 120 jobs has been approved.

Castle offers Christmas workshops and festive fun for all ages

Visitors can craft, shop, and meet Santa at a magical Christmas extravaganza opening this festive season.

Don’t miss your opportunity to see Santa in Newark

Hundreds of children have had the opportunity to see Santa and raise money for good causes at the same time.

Steampunks’ spirits high despite weather woes

Hundreds of Steampunks turned out in all their finery this weekend, and kept spirits high despite the poor weather.

Personalised pre-loved prom shopping experience launched

A new business is aiming to offer premium prom dresses for a more affordable price, with a personalised shopping experience.

Significant changes made to major solar farm plans as developers say “we are listening”

The developers behind plans to build one of Britain’s biggest solar parks in Newark and Sherwood have said they are listening to residents’ concerns.

Data-driven tree planting project to bring greener future for estate

A pioneering data-driven tree planting scheme is set to help one of Newark’s most tree-deprived areas flourish.

Firefighters to trial body-worn cameras after rise in emergency service worker attacks

New body-worn video cameras are set to be worn by firefighters next year after seeing rise of attacks on emergency service workers.

Property of the Week: Refurbished period four-bedroom home for sale

A superbly presented four-bedroom family home in Sutton‐On‐Trent is for sale with Richard Watkinson and Partners, with a guide price of £350,000.

Burglar responsible for two break-ins identified from five-second CCTV clip

A burglar has been brought before the courts after he was recognised from CCTV footage.

Police appeal after man exposed himself on bus

Nottinghamshire Police are appealing for information after a man exposed himself on a bus.

Historic Hall reaches the finals at tourism awards

A historic hall has been named a finalist in four categories at this year’s Nottinghamshire Tourism Awards.

Motion to give borough and district councils more power over highway maintenance struck down

Councillors have struck down a motion which asked for more power for borough and district councils, ahead of a potential local government restructure.

Santa visits greet, eat and meet group

A social group had a visit from Santa during their Christmas party.

Nearly 100 homes set to be built opposite Cotgrave business park

Nearly 100 new homes will be built opposite a Cotgrave business park after an application over its appearance was approved by the council.

“Together, we can bring smiles, warmth, and hope to those who need it most”

After losing their beloved daughter and sister, a Foundation set up by a grieving family has embarked on the next steps to helping others in her name.

Community to shape its own future with parish council proposal

A community is coming together to turn its estate into a parish council to ensure that council tax and funds are invested directly into the community.

Legal advice covering 12 days of Christmas

As the calendar enters December and we can start to enjoy the festivities, Larken & Co’s legal teams share 12 seasonal suggestions.

Pet neglect reports up 20% in county

There were nearly 1,000 reports of pet neglect in the first nine months of 2024 in Nottinghamshire.

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Celebrating 25 years of meaningful work experience for adults with learning disabilities

Estate regeneration hoped to begin next year

Estate regeneration hoped to begin next year

Club X licence safe following hearing into noise complaints

Club X licence safe following hearing into noise complaints

Alcohol, cigarettes and vapes recovered as suspected burglar arrested

Alcohol, cigarettes and vapes recovered as suspected burglar arrested

‘Better than under tarpaulin’ — £87,000 Kiddey Stone plans approved despite survey revealing majority unsupportive

New plan for organising library services approved

Advertiser takes to the airwaves