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Ex-rectory boasts original features

Ex-rectory boasts original features

This charming former rectory is available for sale together with an adjoining building plot with planning permission for a single-storey eco-friendly four-bedroomed house.


Players launch bike challenge

Players launch bike challenge

A team of rugby players are taking part in a marathon cycling challenge to raise money for cancer research after the disease struck their coach’s family.


DRIVING ABROAD - KNOW THE LAW

DRIVING ABROAD - KNOW THE LAW

Thinking of driving abroad? Check out a few of the local regulations first. Steve Walker is your guide


Students aim for education goal

Students aim for education goal

A petition created by pupils from Toot Hill School, Bingham, has been sent to the Prime Minster, Mr David Cameron.


On the trail of Bramley history

On the trail of Bramley history

Tracking the history of the Bramley apple in Southwell has been made much easier thanks to a new information sign.


Police hunt air gun offender

Police hunt air gun offender

Police are appealing for information after a 14-year-old boy was shot in the foot on Sunday, June 27.


MP secures ministerial visit over schools scheme

MP secures ministerial visit over schools scheme

An education minister is due to visit Newark to discuss the Building Schools for the Future scheme which was axed by the Government last week.


Crossing delayed

Crossing delayed

Plans that would have seen a crossing installed on a busy Bingham road this summer have been delayed until later in the year.


Pub served with closure notice

Pub served with closure notice

A pub has been served with a closure notice after it was found to be selling alcohol to underage drinkers.


Prime time for poetry

Prime time for poetry

Hundreds of people are expected to attend a five-day poetry festival that starts in Southwell today.


Sensory garden opens

Sensory garden opens

A sensory garden has been officially opened for disabled young people who use a children’s centre in Southwell.


Bikers urged to be seen

Bikers urged to be seen

Free fluorescent backpacks and vests for motorcyclists will be available from Newark Police Station from today.


Bull rescued from river

Bull rescued from river

A bull was rescued from the River Devon at Farndon in the early hours of this morning.


Extra fun run entries welcome

Extra fun run entries welcome

More than 250 people are registered to take part in the first Sunflower Run For Fun in aid of Beaumond House Community Hospice, Newark, on Wednesday.


Contest proves sweet idea

Contest proves sweet idea

The search is on for Newark’s Chocolate Champion 2010.


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