Thousands of flowers will be planted in Newark as the town re-enters the Britain In Bloom competition.
Among the more unusual festival venues were two trains that arrived at Newark Castle Station on Saturday.
An eight-year-old girl wants youths to stop spoiling the park where she plays.
An energy company that was refused permission to build a wind farm near a former airfield has appealed against the decision.
A thief stole a woman’s bag and purse as she lay unconscious after suffering an epileptic seizure.
Artwork will fill Southwell Minster from tomorrow as part of events to mark the building’s 900th anniversary.
The streets of Newark were alive to the sound of music as a New Orleans-style jazz parade made its way through the town in spectacular fashion on Sunday.
More foster carers are needed in the Newark and Sherwood area to provide homes for children.
Newark will be alive to the sound of jazz this weekend as the town’s annual jazz festival returns.
A couple who have been painting for 12 years sold prints of their work to raise money for a group of Christian Palestinians who will take part in an exchange visit to Southwell.
A pensioner who devotes all her spare time to helping others has been named Lincolnshire’s Citizen of the Year.
A service will be held at Southwell Minster tomorrow for a couple who between them have served 100 years in the Church of England.
Around 50 notices listing breaches of tenancy agreements were issued by Newark and Sherwood Homes during a clean-up operation on Newark’s Hawtonville estate.
PLANS to introduce pay and display machines in Bingham’s carparks at a cost of £47,400 have been put forward.
A football club has joined forces with a charity set up in memory of a teenager, by advertising it on the club’s strip.
The Mayor of Bingham, Mr George Davidson, has criticised Rushcliffe Borough Council for being secretive and undemocratic over plans for an eco-town at Newton.
A girl aged ten was one of 20 youngsters chosen to hand in a petition at 10 Downing Street demanding that the performance art licensing system for children be simplified.
A disabled canoeist from Newark will tomorrow represent Great Britain in the Paddleability section of the European Sprint Championships in Milan.
A former Conservative agriculture minister, Mr John Gummer, road-tested electric bikes when he officially opened the new Environment Village.
The site of an ancient river crossing has been renovated and its history recorded.
