Five remaining nodding donkeys at Duke’s Wood Reserve and Oil Museum, Eakring, have been restored and painted with money from Nottinghamshire County Council’s Building Better Communities fund.
A cake designed to look like a table full of produce marking the silver anniversary of a village show was judged to be the best exhibit on Saturday.
Two grandparents and their granddaughter were among the trophy winners at the 33rd St Giles’ Church, Balderton, Annual Craft and Horticultural Show on Saturday.
Fruit and vegetables were among the star exhibits at South Muskham and District Horticultural Society Show on Saturday.
Two men from the Advertiser area who were arrested in connection with the murder of a man in Lincoln have been bailed.
Firefighters were called to a chemical leak in Brant Broughton yesterday afternoon.
Nottinghamshire Police and BT have warned residents about a phone scam that tries to con people into giving their bank details out over the phone.
Newark Livestock Market continues to be one of the country’s leading fat cattle auction markets.
The loneliness felt by some soldiers who are serving in Afghanistan was highlighted by Newark’s Roman Catholic priest Father Michael O’Donoghue during the annual Battle of Britain commemoration service in Newark Parish Church today.
The first Newark blues festival attracted hundreds of people this weekend, where they could see both musicians of the future and well-known artists.
Residents are to be offered a parking space in King Street carpark, Southwell, but at a cost.
The first sign of work on the long-awaited £50m Potterdyke project in Newark should be seen this autumn when construction starts on the new health centre on Portland Street.
A gangster and casino style wedding organised by the friends of a bridegroom-to-be who has terminal cancer took place yesterday. (Friday)
Scouts are trying to raise money towards the cost of a water sports trip to France next year.
The festivals and events programme in Newark provides a significant economic boost to the town and local business community.
He’s very much alive and kicking, but it seems Mr David King was killed off a month ago by the Department for Work and Pensions.
The sixth Newark Business Fair organised by the Advertiser in conjunction with Newark Business Venture was held on Tuesday.
A former carnival queen who was a keen dancer when she was younger celebrated her 100th birthday on Saturday.
A total of 250 pupils attended an annual achievement evening last night to celebrate their hard work and efforts.
A sports club has been forced to move from the Grove Leisure Centre, Balderton — its venue for more than 30 years.
