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Services personnel are being offered a haircut at a snip of a price if they go to a barbers in Ollerton.
The Queen’s first cousin, the Duke of Gloucester, officially opened the £600,000 headquarters of the Newark division of St John Ambulance on Tuesday.
A spate of sneak-in burglaries prompted police to take up a suggestion by the Advertiser to test just how seriously householders took the security of their homes. Reporter DAN CHURCHER accompanied the police to check home security in Balderton. This is what he found.
Access for community groups and clubs to the all-weather sports pitch at the Minster School, Southwell, could be delayed. CAROLINE BOYD reports on the dispute between Southwell Rugby Club and Nottinghamshire County Council that centres on the ownership of a small piece of land.
A woman who lost two close friends to cancer is taking part in a swimathon to raise money to fight the disease.
The Advertiser Bride Of the Year 2008 is Miss Amanda Aitchison (23) of Albion Street, Newark.
The first meeting of a breast cancer support group in Southwell was attended by 18 women who had or were recovering from the disease.
Plans to build 6,000 homes near Bingham should not go ahead unless major improvements are made to roads and services, it has been claimed.
Nottinghamshire County Council says the public should not be alarmed by the theft of a laptop that is programmed to access the identities of thousands of Newark area people.
Education should be an activity for the whole community, according to the Archbishop of York, the Most Rev Dr John Sentamu.
A replica of a medallion first struck by Josiah Wedgwood in 1787 was given to the head of the Minster School in a surprise presentation by the archbishop.
The controversial decision to rename Balderton Parish Council as a town council will be reconsidered on Wednesday.
A full-time community groundsman has been appointed in Southwell.
Experts in what makes a good brew say tea served in a shop within an old mill building is among the best afternoon cuppas available throughout the country.
More volunteers are needed to operate speed cameras as part of a community Speedwatch team.
A display of orchids was among the attractions at this year’s Farnsfield and District Horticultural Society spring show.
Students are again invited to apply to a charitable trust for grants towards their education.
A woman taking her first steps in business has amassed a collection of 350 pairs of shoes at her Bingham home.
Parents have been warned that they face prosecution if they fail to ensure their children attend school.
Thieves have stolen cast bronze memorial plaques at Newark Cemetery, as the price of scrap metal soars around the world.
