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Power station protest continues

Power station protest continues

About 150 protesters gathered at the gates of Staythorpe Power Station today.


New tip site identified

New tip site identified

A site has been found to replace the household waste recycling centre at Cotham.


Wind turbines get go ahead

Wind turbines get go ahead

A wind farm of five turbines looks set to go ahead at Bilsthorpe after a planning appeal was allowed.


Have your say on Growth Point

Have your say on Growth Point

Newark residents are being encouraged to attend a public meeting on what is described as the only opportunity to make their views heard on the Growth Point.


Officers go off road

Officers go off road

Police on off-road motorcycles were again seeking out nuisance and illegal riders at the weekend.


Window celebrates apple’s anniversary

Window celebrates apple’s anniversary

A stained glass window depicting the Bramley apple was installed at Southwell Minster yesterday.


Steam locomotive attracts attention

Steam locomotive attracts attention

Train enthusiasts watched as a 1937 steam locomotive passed through Newark and Langford on Saturday.


Man charged after incident

Man charged after incident

A man charged with wounding with intent appeared at Newark Magistrates’ Court on Friday.


Painting the town red

Painting the town red

People from across the Advertiser area got into the spirit of Red Nose Day on Friday and helped to raise thousands of pounds for charity.


Appeal’s pennies from heaven

Appeal’s pennies from heaven

A loose change appeal raised £190 towards a new citadel for Newark’s Salvation Army.


Bypass route queried

Bypass route queried

A bypass for Southwell will be considered by Nottinghamshire County Council in 2011 as part of the local transport plan.


Canal future put in doubt

Canal future put in doubt

A man who has spent nearly 40 years trying to restore a 33-mile waterway between Grantham and Nottingham fears it will never reopen if the dualling of the A46 goes ahead.


Cash theft a low blow to charity

Cash theft a low blow to charity

Thieves who stole a charity collection from a village pub have been branded “low-lifes” by the landlord.


Church centre that moves with the times

Church centre that moves with the times

A church that began life as a simple mission hut has celebrated the official opening of its £1.6m building.


Diabetes dilemma for cabbies

Diabetes dilemma for cabbies

More information is to be sought by councillors before they decide whether taxi drivers with type one diabetes should be allowed to continue to hold a licence.


District tax claim frozen

District tax claim frozen

The amount of council tax demanded by Newark and Sherwood District Council for the services it provides has been frozen at last year’s level.


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.


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