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Council code of conduct adopted despite being “as valuable as a chocolate teapot”

Council code of conduct adopted despite being “as valuable as a chocolate teapot”

A council has adopted a new code of conduct despite strong criticism from some councillors.


Growth is essential

Growth is essential

Our new government’s overriding ambition is said to be the achievement of ‘growth’. But what does that mean?


More visitors key to centre’s prosperity

More visitors key to centre’s prosperity

I read with interest the plans for re-developing Newark Town Centre and the Market Place.


Nottinghamshire NHS organisation targets waste to avoid frontline cuts

Nottinghamshire NHS organisation targets waste to avoid frontline cuts

The NHS body which organises Nottinghamshire’s healthcare says it needs to use “every single penny to best effect” to deal with budget challenges.


Following criminal’s steps and stories at the Justice Museum

Following criminal’s steps and stories at the Justice Museum

Walking on the same floors as Nottingham’s Victorian criminals, hearing their worst tales, only hoping that they remain in the past.


New fundraising manager to help charity strengthen support for grieving children

New fundraising manager to help charity strengthen support for grieving children

A children’s charity have welcomed an experience new fundraising manager who hopes to help strengthen support for the young people they help.


A look at what was making the news in times gone by

A look at what was making the news in times gone by

The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.


Thank you to strangers

Thank you to strangers

I write to say a heartfelt 'thank you' to several residents of Long Bennington who were so kind to me.


Police track down thief following incident at Cash Converters after tip off

Police track down thief following incident at Cash Converters after tip off

A tip-off from a member of the public inadvertently led to a phone thief being tracked down, Nottinghamshire Police have said.


Driver banned from driving following serious multi-vehicle crash

Driver banned from driving following serious multi-vehicle crash

A 21-year-old man has been sent to Crown Court after his charges were considered ‘too serious’ to be dealt with by magistrates.


Stunning vicarage for sale after 40 years of refurbishments

Stunning vicarage for sale after 40 years of refurbishments

A former vicarage house dating back to 1850 has been brought to the market in Burton Joyce following more than 40 years of restoration by its owners.


Newark MP Robert Jenrick should ‘rattle the cage’ on council funding if he wins Tory Party leadership contest

Newark MP Robert Jenrick should ‘rattle the cage’ on council funding if he wins Tory Party leadership contest

A Nottinghamshire councillor has said he wants Conservative Party leader finalist Robert Jenrick to ‘rattle the cage’ on council funding if he wins.

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New McDonald's opening date revealed

New McDonald's opening date revealed

The opening date of a new fast food restaurant in Newark has been revealed.

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School celebrates one year of hub helping to feed families

School celebrates one year of hub helping to feed families

A school community hub is celebrating one year of helping it’s families to thrive.


GALLERY: Northern Lights bring colour to night’s sky

GALLERY: Northern Lights bring colour to night’s sky

Northern Lights lit up the skies around the country last night, and here in Newark and the surrounding areas, we were treated to some stunning scenes.


1800s disused warehouse to host Halloween scarefest

1800s disused warehouse to host Halloween scarefest

A brand new interactive Halloween pop-up experience is set to take place at a facility dating back to the 1800s.


Struggling households to get one-off payment this December

Struggling households to get one-off payment this December

Residents in need of support with the cost of living could get a one-off payment in December, following the Government’s extension of funding.

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Fire walk fundraiser set to warm autumn night

Fire walk fundraiser set to warm autumn night

A charity challenge will be heating up a cold autumn evening as fundraisers take part in a fire walk


Ain't no mountain high enough for lifelong fundraising friends

Ain't no mountain high enough for lifelong fundraising friends

Two friends are set to take on one of the world’s toughest challenges to raise money to help those with a devastating disease.


Former café in one of Newark’s oldest buildings up for auction

Former café in one of Newark’s oldest buildings up for auction

A 16th century former bake house in Newark is to be put up for sale by auction this month.


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