The overall winner of the 2010 Newark Business Awards, organised by the Advertiser, is Liz Hobbs Group Ltd.
A headteacher has dismissed a recommendation to repaint lines outside her primary school to tackle inconsiderate parking as “a joke.”
A hospice has opened a resource and information centre thanks to a Government grant of more than £100,000.
The church is to be asked to work with town councillors in the search for suitable burial ground in Southwell.
A temporary pay and display carpark with 70 spaces should be open by the end of the week on the former Potterdyke carpark site.
Farmers in the Newark area are set to be badly hit by news that most of the local sugar beet crop cannot be processed by British Sugar.
A new website has been launched in a bid to find the cause of a mystery illness which has seen several dogs fall ill after walks in Sherwood Forest.
Nottinghamshire has recorded its lowest number of road deaths in a single year - but drivers are still being urged to stick to simple motoring rules to save even more lives.
Motorists are being warned to guard against becoming victims of opportunist thieves.
A shop fitter must pay more than £600 in court fines and costs after he allowed waste to be dumped by someone who was not properly authorised to remove it.
A budget for Southwell Town Council has been approved, although the amount the council will request from residents has yet to be set.
