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Neighbours have expressed their shock at the death of a former senior Nottinghamshire police officer found dead at the bottom of a cliff on Tuesday.
A church porch was used on Friday for a one-man sponsored sleep-out to raise money for a charity that helps the homeless.
A bronze statue could be erected in Southwell to celebrate the planting of the first Bramley apple tree.
A last-minute move by the Liberal Democrats on Rushcliffe Borough Council to cut the proposed 3.9% council tax increase failed.
A vision is needed to ensure Newark remains commercially and economically safe for the future, according to the chairman of the town’s business club, Mr Dean Hyde.
A bus company, which is planning to alter the route of its services running from Bingham to Nottingham, wants passengers to give their views about the changes.
A volunteer charity that has helped people throughout the district for more than 30 years is looking for new premises because its council landlord is set to sell its base.
Newark market was cancelled on Wednesday — for the third time in just over a month — because of the severe weather forecast.
Exhibitions of paintings and other artwork are planned to brighten up a doctors’ waiting room.
A couple who live near a tip are extremely concerned for the environment after high winds blew hundreds of plastic carrier bags across fields, into hedges and trees at the weekend.
A schoolboy is to be separated from his friends after The Minster School, Southwell, turned him down.
Olympic athletes are expected to set up a training camp near Southwell for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Olympic athletes are expected to set up a training camp near Southwell for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Councillors who originally supported plans for a town centre restaurant have changed their minds.
Youngsters have been brushing up on their cycling skills.
A St George’s Day celebration will not include a dragon parade this year, but organisers are still hoping for an exciting day of events.
More than 80 vasectomy patients have made use of a fast track clinic at Newark Hospital, and waiting lists have been reduced from up to 16 weeks to as little as seven days.
An attempt to get a public house listed for protection has been rejected.
Five hundred extra jobs could be created in Bingham if plans to build an employment park on the outskirts of the town receive the go ahead.
An appeal for money to buy laser equipment for Newark Hospital is to be launched by several Lions clubs in the area.
