Ladies who twirled decorated umbrellas during a parade at a jazz night in Radcliffe helped to raise about £400 for the British Heart Foundation.
One of the smallest libraries in Nottinghamshire is proving to be one of the biggest success stories.
Children were shown the fun side of physics when they were taught the subject in a specially designed lorry.
The number of adults attending church in the Southwell and Nottingham Diocese is on the increase, but the number of children has dropped, according to Church of England figures.
The Newarks of the World Reunion that was due to be hosted by Newark Town Council in the autumn has been cancelled in a cost-cutting move.
Anthony Bagshaw (5) and his sister, Hayley (6) of William Street, Newark, were among about 70 children at a circus-themed play session in Sherwood Avenue park, Newark.
Shop-keepers are thankful work is finally going ahead to repave the area in front of their stores, despite concerns about disruption to customers.
People seeking work at Staythorpe may have more luck at another power station project in Nottinghamshire.
From next month, Nottinghamshire troops will once again be on the front-line in Afghanistan.
Suitable land is being sought so that accommodation can be built for adults with learning difficulties.
When a Bingham pub called last orders for the final time police were taking steps towards possibly having its alcohol licence revoked, the Advertiser can reveal.
Pupils from two schools spent a day in London talking about what they would like included if they were to get a new school building.
The chairman of the East Midlands Regional Assembly has insisted no rail schemes were dropped in favour of the dualling of the A46.
Work has started on dismantling the former Mount Primary School buildings in Newark brick by brick.
A novice kayaker is planning to paddle 165 miles in aid of Beaumond House Community Hospice, Newark.
Volunteers are needed at Southwell Police Station to give officers more time to patrol the streets.
A volunteer healthcare board member has condemned the use of expensive telephone lines in doctors’ surgeries.
Residents want more money spent on roads and pavements in Newark.
More than 30 members of the Armed Forces attended the official launch of The Heroes Festival that aims to raise £100,000 for wounded Servicemen and women.
Hundreds of families living in some of the poorest areas of Europe are relying on the goodwill and generosity of people in the Bingham area.
