A steel beam fell from a crane close to where staff were working at Staythorpe Power Station on Monday.
Police are appealing for information after six watches in cases were stolen from a house in Long Bennington.
Two fire engines and a rescue tender attended a small electrical fire onboard a boat moored in Kings Marina, Newark, today. (Wednesday)
Human remains have been found by archaeologists working at the site of the new A46.
AN 18-year-old woman sustained serious injuries after the car she was driving left Southwell Road, Oxton, around 1.15am on Friday (May 29).
Instrument-making students and lecturers from Newark College will put on a Midsummer Music Festival at Newark Working Men’s Club on Friday.
An open meeting is to be held at Newark Beacon Centre on Wednesday morning to give employers a better understanding of the need and benefit of work placements to help school and college leavers.
The first flower festival to be held in a village for 18 years attracted around 540 visitors over the weekend.
Police have released the name of the 18-month-old girl who died after a fire at a flat at De Lacy Court, Ollerton.
Police are appealing for witnesses after reports that a lorry driver was allegedly robbed at Dry Doddington last night (Monday).
Due to unforeseen circumstances Dame Edna Everage in The Last Night of The Poms show at Trent FM Arena, Nottingham, on October 3 has been cancelled.
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for information after a burglary in Swinderby. A home on Manor Road was broken into between May 28 and 29.
A coffee morning organised by South Muskham Dance Club in the village hall on Saturday raised more than £1,000.
Staff and pupils at Tuxford School are celebrating becoming one of only four secondary schools in Nottinghamshire to be judged as outstanding.
The Prime Minister Gordon Brown made a visit to the £1.6m construction centre at the Dukeries Complex, Ollerton, to speak to youngsters and staff today. (Monday)
A group of 16 friends, including former England rugby international, Dusty Hare, set off for a 86-mile walking trek today. (Saturday)
Judges will be inspecting the flora around Newark next month as part of the East Midlands in Bloom competition.
A Newark hospice will open its doors to the public a week on Wednesday in support of National Carers Week.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were at RAF College Cranwell on Thursday for a graduation ceremony for more than 140 new recruits.
The BBC’s political editor, Mr Nick Robinson, was gauging people’s reaction to the MPs expenses scandal in Newark Market Place today.
