A Medieval living history event set at the time of England’s Wars Of The Roses was held in the grounds of Newark Castle at the weekend.
An off-licence in Newark has closed after claims of illegal use of the premises.
A chiropractor hopes to complete a 300-mile cycle ride to raise £5,000 for a children’s charity that has helped his daughter.
A village heritage group has launched a petition opposing plans to close a section of an historic footpath.
The MP for Sherwood, Mr Paddy Tipping, has apologised for using taxpayers’ money to refurbish his London flat.
A mother has launched an appeal to send her two-year-old boy to Switzerland for treatment for a rare form of cancer.
Volunteers from Staythorpe Power Station are helping to restore an overgrown nature reserve.
Pupils were devastated after a yob beat their school chickens to death with a tennis racquet.
Pupils at Bishop Alexander Primary School, Newark, won a potato-growing competition organised as part of the town’s entry in the East Midlands In Bloom competition.
Two year ten pupils from Dayncourt School, Radcliffe, fell through the window of a moving bus as it was taking them home on Friday.
Two people offered to replace a stolen bicycle belonging to the brother of an eight-month-old boy who needs a bone-marrow transplant.
THE owner of Norwood Park Golf Course, Southwell, is offering a reward of £1,000 for information that leads to a successful prosecution of vandals responsible for damaging the course and equipment.
An angling project in Newark and habitat creation at Besthorpe Nature Reserve could be part of a £2.7m Trent Valley scheme.
A Newark secondary school has won a national award in recognition of excellent teaching and pupils’ achievements in psychology at A-level.
Sea Scouts used a motor boat to ferry people across the River Trent as part of Muskham Riverside Festival, which raised more than £500 on Saturday.
Two of the families firmly behind Sue’s Place have spoken about how the charity has helped them.
A FOOTBALL match between a Bingham All-stars team and Nottingham Forest legends is among the highlights of a weekend of events to mark the opening of Butt Field pavilion, Bingham.
A two-day Fernwood Village Fete was held at the weekend and organisers say it was an overwhelming success.
A former pupil of the Minster School, Southwell, is planning to travel 10,000 miles in a second-hand car to raise money for charity.
The new owner of what is thought to be Newark’s oldest pub is asking the people of the town to come up with a new name for it.
