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Footpath wait finally over

Footpath wait finally over

Pedestrians can now walk safely to and from Southwell after the completion of a footpath.


Furore over floods fear

Furore over floods fear

A man seeking planning permission to create a caravan site says he is being penalised for acting honestly.


Implant op a sound choice

Implant op a sound choice

The parents of a boy who had an operation to implant a hearing device say the transformation in him was miraculous.


It’s a mod, mod world

It’s a mod, mod world

An exhibition celebrating one of the most enduring British youth cultures has opened at Millgate Museum, Newark.


Manor buy-out agreed

Manor buy-out agreed

A derelict manor house in the centre of Bingham will be bought by Rushcliffe Borough Council to save it from further decay, it has been agreed.


Maternity role praised

Maternity role praised

A couple whose baby was born at Newark Hospital have praised staff for their effort, skill and care.


Performance brings community together

Performance brings community together

Drama students from the Dukeries College, Ollerton, performed a play about bullying and isolation on Friday.


Pianist tops scale for contest victory

Pianist tops scale for contest victory

A pianist has been crowned the winner of the Bingham and District Rotary Club Young Musician Of The Year competition.


Plea for patrols

Plea for patrols

Calls have been made for more police patrols in Southwell on Friday and Saturday nights to prevent anti-social behaviour.


Police bikers on off-road patrols

Police bikers on off-road patrols

Two motorbikes were seized when off-road police motorcyclists spent a day tackling nuisance riders in the Newark area.


Police plan new HQ

Police plan new HQ

A new police station is to be built in Ollerton after Nottinghamshire Police Authority set aside £41/2m for the project.


Police seek helpers — masseuse may apply

Police seek helpers — masseuse may apply

Police officers could have the stresses of the day soothed away at the end of their shift with a relaxing massage.


Post office to open in shop

Post office to open in shop

A new Post Office is to open in Farndon.


Public say on police awards

Public say on police awards

The public are being asked for the first time to nominate police officers who they think deserve an award for their service to the community.


Pupils draw new blood to sessions

Pupils draw new blood to sessions

PUPILS organised a blood donor session at their school.


Pupils give lessons in play

Pupils give lessons in play

A brightly coloured parachute, mini hurdles, sponge balls and whistles were among the equipment primary school pupils bought with money they raised.


Quick on the draw

Quick on the draw

THE LOCATION may not have yet been found, but Bingham Town Council is to spend £1,500 drawing up plans for a community centre.


Report outlines build concerns

Report outlines build concerns

Strong objections have been voiced by Bingham Town Council against plans for an eco-town at the former RAF Newton.


Rise in rents confuses

Rise in rents confuses

Council officers want more details about a Government announcement to halve a planned rent increase for tenants.


Save vital service

Save vital service

Students at a training centre earmarked for closure say they will do all they can to save it.


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