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Thieves strike at church

Thieves strike at church

Services have continued at a village church despite lead being stripped from its roof.


Till Darth do us part

Till Darth do us part

Darth Vader married his bride at a Star Wars-themed wedding.


Tourist guides go global

Tourist guides go global

Four new tourism guides promoting Newark and Sherwood have been produced by the district council.


Trip offers taste of African living

Trip offers taste of African living

A teaching assistant is preparing to travel to Kenya where she will live in a village with locals while helping the community.


Till Darth do us part

Till Darth do us part

Darth Vader married his bride at a Star Wars-themed wedding.


New Year Honours

New Year Honours

The senior organiser of Newark Home-Start Mrs Elaine Rossall has been made MBE in the Queens New Year Honours for her services to the organisation.


Boutique party in Bingham

Boutique party in Bingham

A group of businesswomen selling shoes, accessories and art work are holding a boutique style party in Bingham on January 10.


Daughter’s concern for missing man

Daughter’s concern for missing man

The daughter of a 68-year-old man who has been missing for six days has spoken of her concern for his welfare.


Power station storage site scrapped

Power station storage site scrapped

The company building Staythorpe Power Station has scrapped plans for a giant storage area near the site.


£200,000 cancer unit target

£200,000 cancer unit target

People are being urged to back a £200,000 appeal to set up a permanent breast cancer screening unit at Newark Hospital.


£200,000 cancer unit target

£200,000 cancer unit target

People are being urged to back a £200,000 appeal to set up a permanent breast cancer screening unit at Newark Hospital.


Baffled by power charge

Baffled by power charge

An electricity company has landed Bingham Town Council with a bill for almost £5,000 for a former skate park — despite its power being cut off five years ago.


Beating time to create violins

Beating time to create violins

Students at Newark College’s School of Violin-Making competed in a race against time to produce seven violins in 24 hours, to help musicians in Haiti.


Campaign hits its goal

Campaign hits its goal

A rising football star visited Dukeries College, Ollerton, as part of a national campaign to encourage children to read more.


Close to HQ target

Close to HQ target

Villagers are being asked to help raise about £17,000 to complete and furnish a Scout and Guide headquarters.


Council tax may go up 3%

Council tax may go up 3%

The council tax set by Nottinghamshire County Council looks set to rise by 3% for the second consecutive year.


Des res for wildlife

Des res for wildlife

Beetles and creepy crawlies have been given a new home by 17 youngsters who have built a wildlife stack.


Driving school to stay in full swing

Driving school to stay in full swing

The owner of Newark Golf Centre has successfully negotiated a new lease to ward off the threat of closure.


Empty flats could go

Empty flats could go

Former sheltered housing for the elderly that has attracted vandalism and squatters will be demolished to make way for 29 homes, if plans are approved by Newark and Sherwood District Council.


Family finds special home for medals

Family finds special home for medals

The grandson of a Newark soldier honoured for gallantry and devotion to duty during the first world war with a Distinguished Conduct Medal has donated it to the regiment’s museum.


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