A bus service for Fernwood is to end because it is losing money.
A Japanese student rang Newark’s pancake bell to signal the beginning of preparations for Lent on Shrove Tuesday.
Youngsters from a wildlife group have been highly commended in a national competition.
Southwell Town Council will work with representatives of the minster to ensure names missing from a war memorial are recorded.
A Carlton-on-Trent company that makes prefabricated buildings has shed 30 jobs and cut its working week to three days to avoid further redundancies.
Four hundred unemployed skilled labourers marched through Newark this morning demanding a fair chance of finding work at Staythorpe Power Station.
A total of 500 jobs will be cut by Vodafone it was announced today (Tuesday). A spokesman for Vodafone said he could not confirm how many jobs would be lost at the business solutions division, on Brunel Drive, Newark. Vodafone is one of the town’s biggest employers.
During the English Civil War the name Oliver Cromwell was despised by Newark’s largely Royalist residents.
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.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man allegedly assaulted a woman and tied her to a metal fence.
Police are appealing for information after a mobile telephone was stolen from a van in Caythorpe.
Police are appealing for information after offenders smashed the window of a car and threw a lit firework inside.
A pancake flipping competition organised by Newark’s Beaumond House Community Hospice for tomorrow has been cancelled because it clashes with a mass rally of unemployed construction workers.
The head of the country’s largest manufacturing union will lead hundreds of unemployed construction workers through the streets of Newark on Tuesday.
More than 120 people visited Southwell Library during its 24-hour opening to mark its third anniversary.
A scheme that helps elderly people to live at home marks its tenth anniversary this month.
The Government road safety minister took the unusual step of visiting the scene of a horrific crash that claimed six lives.
An author and artist is calling for people to share their experiences of an RAF aerodrome so he can start work on a new book.
As in towns across the country, pubs in Newark are closing and others are struggling to stay open as the industry continues to suffer.
A park-and-ride scheme is the only way to solve the parking problems in Bingham, according to a campaign group.
