A fast-food restaurant will be extended if plans are approved by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
Men, most of whom had never baked before, successfully made cakes for Collingham’s Christmas market.
Facilities at Butt Field, Bingham, can now be used throughout the year thanks to the installation of £36,000 floodlights.
A promise to sort out short-term medical cover at Balderton Primary Care Centre was made at a public meeting on Monday.
Pupils are taking their first steps towards getting Fairtrade status for their school.
Soldiers from the 2nd Battalion (Worcesters and Foresters) the Mercian Regiment are to be invited to exercise their Freedom of Newark on March 16.
The leader of Nottinghamshire County Council has been asked to face residents at a public meeting next month to explain proposed budget cuts.
Pupils took to the artificial ice at Barnby Road Primary School, Newark, on Monday.
A Roman well found near Bingham has been donated to a local heritage group to be put on public display.
Father Christmas made a special stop on Tuesday to see children who were disappointed when his scheduled journey was cut short on Monday because of heavy rain.
Ten pantomime stars took a break from performing and joined the audience at a Newark school’s production of Jack And The Beanstalk.
The descendants of a man who appears to have received a gold football cup-winners’ medal are seeking information about the competition.
Hundreds of people are expected to attend Christmas services at churches throughout the Advertiser area.
A laboratory technician has gained his second black belt in the martial art, ninjutsu.
Children yet to have told Father Christmas what gifts they would like to receive can visit him in The Buttermarket, Newark, tomorrow and Sunday.
An apple tree was planted at Minster School, Southwell, by members of Greenpeace as part of a campaign to save land threatened by plans to build a new runway at Heath-row Airport.
Teenagers received certificates for completing the first Prince’s Trust youth development programme to be held in Newark.
People wanting to donate items to troops in Afghanistan can do so at a stall in Newark Market Place tomorrow.
The Newark MP, Mr Patrick Mercer, is calling for more police in Newark and Sherwood amid concern that crime rates in north Nottinghamshire are falling slower than in other parts of the county.
A woman whose husband attends the day centre at a Newark care home says they would be lost without the service.
