Lincolnshire Police are appealing for witnesses to a crash that left two drivers seriously injured.
The wife of an airman who died after his helicopter crashed will be among those presented with the Elizabeth Cross today.
Bassetlaw MP Mr John Mann will speak at a public meeting about Newark Hospital after expressing concerns about the future of its A & E department.
A team of lifeguards that helped to save a man's life after he stopped breathing in a public swimming pool have received the Swimming Teachers' Association's highest honour.
The redevelopment of The Grove School, Balderton, should move a step closer today.
Two people were seriously injured when a car left the road and landed upside down in a stream.
Ollerton Citizens’ Advice Bureau is inviting potential volunteers to an open event on Thursday, from 2pm until 4pm.
Newark Library closes today for three weeks for improvements including installation of self-service machines.
Staff from Newark's Ambitions Personnel will be hitting the treadmill a week on Friday to help raise money for Sport Relief.
Displays by local businesses filled Newark Parish Church for the Hercules Clay Commemoration Service today. (Sunday)
Police have made an arrest after a man was hit on the head with a hammer in the McDonald's carpark at Lincoln Road, Newark, yesterday morning.
Trains travelling at up to 100mph from Newark to Nottingham and Lincoln could become a reality.
Membership of the Facebook page set up by the Advertiser in honour of the Mercians’ parade is growing.
Hundreds of children are set to show their support for Nottinghamshire’s soldiers when they parade through Newark a week on Tuesday.
Residents living near Tesco in Ollerton have demanded action from the supermarket to stop anti-social behaviour in its carpark.
Asda wants its Newark store to open by Christmas 2011, but residents are warned they face disruption during building work.
A senior medic has criticised the out-of-hours GP service at Newark Hospital after experiencing it himself this week.
Public consultation over Newark’s Healthcare Review ends at noon tomorrow.
A charity fund has been set up in memory of a six-year-old boy whose parents want to do something to carry on his name.
An international oarsman who started at Newark Rowing Club will be part of the Oxford crew for this year’s Xchanging University Boat Race.
