An octogenarian fan of three-wheeled transport has become heartily sick of waking up in the morning to find his car on its side.
Birdwatchers from across the country have descended on Edwinstowe to see a flock of colourful birds from Scandinavia.
A village is planning to create a mosaic to help commemorate its most famous resident, on the 300th anniversary of his death.
At 12.45am today (Tuesday, January 6) police were requested to assist the fire service at a straw fire at Fen Lane Piggeries, Fen Lane, Balderton.
Police are appealing for information after fishing equipment was stolen from a car.
More than 17,000 people saw Jack and the Beanstalk at Newarks Palace Theatre, making it the most successful pantomime ever staged there.
Riders from the South Notts Hunt gathered in Newark Market Place for the traditional New Year’s Day meet yesterday, even though it was too frosty for them to follow it with a ride.
The senior organiser of Newark Home-Start Mrs Elaine Rossall has been made MBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours for her services to the organisation.
Running a village shop and post office would keep most people busy enough, but Fiskerton sub-postmaster Mr John Harris is beefing up his work life.
An Irish-dance academy in Newark has returned from its most successful tournament with five champions.
Drunks have been blamed for breaking windows at business premises across Newark town centre.
In a medical emergency the first hour, or golden hour as it is known, can be crucial in determining whether a casualty lives or dies, as GP Dr Mark Folman knows only too well.
These three little girls had an extra special gift on Christmas Day — the arrival of their new baby brother.
A Newark firm has secured a contract with Royal Mail to supply all UK postal staff carrying special and recorded delivery items with hand- held computers.
Photographs of wildlife and historic scenes of Newark have gone on display at Millgate Museum, Newark.
Two villages in the Advertiser area have between them received more than £1/2m from the National Lottery towards the cost of new village halls.
People will be asked to suggest future uses for part of a theatre that closed two years ago.
Bus service changes for Hawtonville and Hawton Road, Newark, that come into effect on Monday, have been criticised.
An organisation that raises money for local charities has given £2,800 to a fund supporting families of wounded Servicemen from the Advertiser area.
A 1960s pop star is playing charity concerts to raise money to pay for an operation on a puppy that was badly mauled.
