It is the second time in recent years that fears for the future of Newark Hospital have been sparked by revelations about its accident and emergency department.
Newark’s annual Christmas charity and craft market was back as part of the main switch-on event this year, to the delight of stallholders and visitors.
Revised plans are to be submitted to the Heritage Lottery for the transformation of Newark’s Old Magnus Buildings into a national English Civil War museum.
The board of NHS Nottinghamshire County approved the health review consultation document at a meeting in Newark Town Hall.
The names of two roads at Nottingham Trent University’s Brackenhurst campus have led to confusion and controversy.
Development on the eastern side of Newark would cause drainage problems in Balderton, a parish council agreed this week.
A village hall that is transformed into a makeshift pub every week is proving a hit with locals.
An exhibition in Newark Town Hall’s Spotlight Gallery to mark the bicentenary of the birth of the former Newark MP, William Ewart Gladstone, was officially opened by the town’s current MP, Mr Patrick Mercer, on Friday evening.
A school’s history department has been judged as good in most areas of its work.
Future growth in Bingham was discussed on Tuesday at a private meeting between the Crown Estate and councillors.
A security guard foiled an attempted armed robbery at a village Co-op.
The 90-day public consultation over the proposals for healthcare in Newark was officially launched at Newark Hospital on Monday.
A defibrillator is permanently in Bingham, allowing first-aiders in the town instant access to the life-saving equipment.
Four men dubbed the hole-in-the-wall gang have been gaoled for raids that netted about £250,000.
A retirement village — thought to be the first of its kind in Newark and Sherwood — is to be built in Ollerton.
Newark people are passionate about their hospital and want to be treated there when they are ill, district councillor Mrs Gill Dawn told colleagues on Tuesday.
Objections were expected to be raised last night over BT’s plans to remove a telephone box in Southwell.
A 14-year-old has set up a group page on Facebook urging people to call for all facilities to be kept at Newark Hospital.
A Newark junior school is the first in the area to have bollards installed outside that look like children.
A craft fair at South Muskham Village Hall on Saturday raised more than £2,000 in just two hours for St Wilfrid’s Church, South Muskham.
