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Hopes fade for park’s revamp

Hopes fade for park’s revamp

Hopes have been dashed of money being given to revamp a well-used play area in Southwell.


Hospital services praised

Hospital services praised

Services at Newark and King’s Mill hospitals have been praised by a hospital watchdog.


Hotfoot to a new life

Hotfoot to a new life

You may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks but it seems the same cannot be said of horses.


Italian job rallies duo to charity drive

Italian job rallies duo to charity drive

Two friends are to embark on a 3,500-mile journey across Europe as part of an event inspired by the film, The Italian Job.


Money pours in to secure park’s future

Money pours in to secure park’s future

An historic Newark park is set to be transformed after more than £1m in lottery money was secured to pay for the work.


Nursing home blocked

Nursing home blocked

Plans for a 60-bed nursing home on Bowbridge Road, Newark, which would have created 70 jobs, were turned down by district councillors on Tuesday.


Perfectly pink party planned

Perfectly pink party planned

A woman is hosting a pink party for Breakthrough Breast Cancer.


Pie tempts the county tastebuds

Pie tempts the county tastebuds

A landlord hopes his a new pie will become a signature dish for Nottinghamshire.


Plates aid fuel theft

Plates aid fuel theft

A stolen number plate has been used in a series of fuel thefts from petrol stations.


Policy for colliery houses

Policy for colliery houses

A policy to try to prevent traditional colliery houses being converted into flats has been adopted by Ollerton and Boughton Town Council.


Priorities in order

Priorities in order

Anti-social behaviour, drug taking and criminal damage top a list of residents’ concerns in Ollerton and Boughton.


Pupils on form for film win

Pupils on form for film win

A group of pupils at a village primary school that won a competition to create their own film have been presented with a state-of-the-art video camera and tripod as a prize.


Pupils try out new shirts

Pupils try out new shirts

Budding rugby players from a village primary school have been kitted out with a new set of shirts to play in by a rugby club.


Rethink on old folks’ homes

Rethink on old folks’ homes

An application seeking permission to demolish two old buildings at the Mount Primary School, Newark, and replace them with 22 sheltered housing units was withdrawn on Monday.


Rewarded for global links

Rewarded for global links

Pupils and staff at two schools have won a national award for international excellence.


School’s mature mix goes well

School’s mature mix goes well

Children at a village primary school invited their grandparents to spend a morning with them on Tuesday.


School’s work wins praise

School’s work wins praise

INSPECTORS found that Dayncourt School, Radcliffe, provides a satisfactory education and shows signs of improvement.


Services plea on the agenda

Services plea on the agenda

Residents of Fernwood are to meet the village’s developers in an attempt to resolve problems over the lack of a school and bus service.


Shop stock found on doorstep

Shop stock found on doorstep

A village shop is one of 12 in the country involved in a trial to see if stock can be sourced from within a 30-mile radius.


Signing translates into award chance

Signing translates into award chance

A GIRL who has spent most of her life helping her deaf mother to communicate has been nominated for SkillsTrain Young People of the Year award in Nottinghamshire.


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