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Lasting legacy of town’s resident poet

Lasting legacy of town’s resident poet

An audio archive of poetry readings will be available at Newark Library as a lasting legacy of a three-month project about the River Trent.


Latest town safety priorities revealed

Latest town safety priorities revealed

The state of a Southwell road and the installation of a pedestrian crossing are the two main issues being looked at by the town’s safer neighbourhood group.


Make views known on mental health

Make views known on mental health

There are fears the options for mental health services for older people in Newark are being overlooked.


New dentist to take NHS work

New dentist to take NHS work

A former England footballer opened a new dental practice on Wednesday that will allow thousands of people in the area access to NHS dental treatment.


New life inspires book

New life inspires book

A couple from Newark who left the town to start a new life in New Zealand plan to write a book about their experiences.


New-year arrivals

New-year arrivals

A boy from Newark was the first baby of the new year to be born at King’s Mill Hospital, Sutton-in-Ashfield.


Police at full stretch to reduce crime

Police at full stretch to reduce crime

Crime rates fell in Newark last year but police are working flat out and further reductions can only be possible with more officers, says the town’s police chief.


Quirky shot gets capital showing

Quirky shot gets capital showing

A picture of champion canoeist, Mr James Oldham, is included in a new photographic exhibition in London.


RAF role vital on front line

RAF role vital on front line

The RAF plays a vital role in controlling the skies above south-west Afghanistan.


Rock salt sells out

Rock salt sells out

Soaring demand for rock salt meant Jackson Building Centres of Newark sold 700 bags within three hours of returning from their Christmas break — and is struggling to get more.


Rowers keen to move with the times

Rowers keen to move with the times

Newark’s riverside location makes it an ideal place for those wanting to take to the water.


Seeking support

Seeking support

A family is appealing for people with first-hand experience of a rare condition to come forward to help them understand what the future holds for their daughter.


Site seen as prime location for hotel

Site seen as prime location for hotel

Plans have been submitted for a 43-bedroom four-star hotel in Newark.


Smooth route ahead for riders

Smooth route ahead for riders

Improvements are to be made to an ancient byway that will help those taking part in a charity cycle ride.


Snow brings travel woe

Snow brings travel woe

Snow brought widespread disruption to services in Ollerton and Boughton as six to eight inches covered the area.


Snow causes disruption

Snow causes disruption

East Coast trains, which operates services on the East Coast Mainline that links Newark with Scotland and London, was operating on a revised timetable.


Snowfall brings travel delays

Snowfall brings travel delays

This week’s heavy snowfall caused congestion in Bingham, with many of the roads on housing estates in the town badly affected. However, many services were able to operate as normal.


Taking the plunge for record attempt

Taking the plunge for record attempt

A scuba diving club is planning to mark its 40th anniversary by attempting to break the record for the number of divers sharing air at the same time.


Third option attracts support

Third option attracts support

Supporters of Newark Hospital have launched a new petition with a third option for the reclassification of the accident and emergency unit.


Town must be better prepared

Town must be better prepared

Southwell needs to be better prepared for cold weather in the future so people can help themselves, according to the town council.


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