Recently retired Football League referee Mr Phil Joslin was back in the middle for the final of the Newark and District Primary School Cup.
The decision to end public use of the Turk’s Head carpark met with mixed feelings from shop owners and residents.
Fears have been raised that traffic congestion in the town will worsen when the train service between Nottingham and Bingham doubles later this year.
The curator of a unique museum has returned from a trip to the US where he spoke about the work of American oilworkers who drilled for oil in woods near Eakring during the second world war.
The new owners of the Turk’s Head pub site in Balderton have decided to stop the public parking there.
It was billed as fun in the sun and for once the weather did not disappoint the thousands who attended Newark and Nottinghamshire County Show.
A teenage dancer has received sponsorship to help her to continue training with the New English Contemporary Ballet.
In less than two months glass recycling facilities are due to return to Bingham after a three-year absence.
A village pub has been named one of the best 50 in the country.
There was a special guest at Newark Business Club on Friday — one-year-old Emma Linsey, who was born with a hole in her heart.
Two former employees of Newark and Sherwood District Council who stole from Kelham Hall have been ordered to carry out community service.
A mother with a love of music and who was inspired to become a teacher after helping at her son’s school is set to achieve her aim after completing an Open University degree.
There were 59 more reported crimes in Bingham last year — an increase of nearly 30% — according to latest police figures.
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The third annual Newark Day attracted more than 1,000 people on Sunday.
A professional fundraiser has been hired by Bingham Methodist Church to help secure the remaining money needed to build its new £1.9m centre.
Newark and Sherwood District Council is introducing new powers to allow its employees to issue fines to dog-owners who do not clean up when their pets foul in public places.
A garden furniture company has won its appeal to allow extra warehouses on its village site.
A former professional footballer who has overcome drink and drug addiction hopes his experiences can help prevent other young people following that route.
The MP for Newark, Mr Patrick Mercer, is optimistic for the first time that the dualling of the A46 will go ahead.
