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Together to tackle crime

Together to tackle crime

Action including extra police patrols to tackle anti-social behaviour form part of a Newark town-centre initiative next week.


Top awards for the bold and brave

Top awards for the bold and brave

The actions of two neighbours who jumped into the River Trent to try to save a drowning man have been recognised by the Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire, Julia Hodson.


Towering feat for record grower

Towering feat for record grower

A 92-year-old gardener has broken his own world record for the longest cucumber for the third consecutive year.


Travellers praise for extended bus service

Travellers praise for extended bus service

AN EXTENDED bus timetable is being praised by residents travelling from smaller villages around Bingham into Nottingham.


Youths admit arson

Youths admit arson

Police and staff at a day centre for adults with learning difficulties have condemned the actions of two teenagers who stole and set fire to a specially-modified bus used to transport people with serious disabilities.


700 give views at eco-town displays

700 give views at eco-town displays

Almost 130 people attended the final public exhibition outlining plans to develop a 6,000 home eco-town at former RAF Newton.


Amassing glass

Amassing glass

Around 32 tonnes of glass has been sent for recycling from Bingham since the start of a six-month trial in June.


A year in pictures

A year in pictures

A commemorative calendar, made up of photographs depicting a former mining community, has been produced by the Ollerton of Yesteryear group.


Bid to end ownership dispute

Bid to end ownership dispute

Efforts are being made to improve a Southwell carpark where the ownership is in dispute.


Body in marina

Body in marina

A woman’s body was pulled from the water at Kings Marina, Newark, at around 6am today (Thursday).


Cameras aim to combat racism

Cameras aim to combat racism

A senior police officer has apologised for the time it has taken to install audio-visual cameras designed to help catch those responsible for racist attacks on two Polish food stores.


Chairman ahead on points

Chairman ahead on points

The chairman led the way again at the 32nd annual craft and horticultural show at St Giles’ Church Hall, Balderton, on Saturday.


Clampdown on parking

Clampdown on parking

It is hoped a crackdown on illegal parking in Southwell will stop people using double yellow lines outside the town centre banks.


Club tries for new pavilion

Club tries for new pavilion

Plans to restore Bingham Town Pavilion and ensure it will continue to be used as a community building are moving a step closer.


Consulting on health centre

Consulting on health centre

Residents are being urged to make their feelings known about the desperate need for a new health centre in Bingham.


Criticism at safety snub

Criticism at safety snub

A decision not to install a pedestrian crossing for pupils in Southwell, despite agreeing to put one at a Nottingham school, has been criticised.


Dealers hold key to attack

Dealers hold key to attack

Police say Newark’s drug dealers hold the key to them finding the person responsible for an attempted handbag snatch from a widow.


Debate denied

Debate denied

A building firm will still not commit to a public meeting about its plans for 37 homes on an historic site at Church Street, Southwell.


Dogs foul play on team pitch

Dogs foul play on team pitch

Dog-owners have been criticised after a football team manager had to clear piles of dog mess from a pitch before a match could be played on Sunday.


Enthusiasts seek doll valuations

Enthusiasts seek doll valuations

Doll enthusiasts travelled from near and far to find out about their dolls and their value.


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