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Prince’s busy day in Lincolnshire

Prince’s busy day in Lincolnshire

The Prince of Wales visited Norton Disney and Brant Broughton during a visit to Lincolnshire today.


Pupils ready to rock at Palace show

Pupils ready to rock at Palace show

Students preparing for their latest production are receiving professional help courtesy of two former pupils.


Theatre roles considered

Theatre roles considered

A coffee shop, art space and toddlers’ group were among possible uses suggested at a public consultation about the future of the Robin Hood Theatre, Averham.


Open verdict at river death inquest

Open verdict at river death inquest

An inquest into the death of Brian Junior Gibson recorded an open verdict.


Air base focus for eco scheme

Air base focus for eco scheme

The former RAF Newton will be the sole focus of a bid to build a 6,000-home eco-town.


Aircraft captured in glass

Aircraft captured in glass

Newark Air Museum has a colourful new addition to its display.


All change

All change

Two vicars swapped parishes to give sermons at Plough Sunday services.


A time to value the community

A time to value the community

People were urged by the Rector of Newark to value each other and the farming community in the current recession.


Calling out for heroes

Calling out for heroes

A search has been launched for Southwell’s unsung heroes.


Club gutted by blaze damage

Club gutted by blaze damage

Members of a Bingham club are determined to rebuild after a fire destroyed thousands of pounds-worth of equipment that had huge sentimental value.


County pride for school

County pride for school

The Minster School, Southwell, was ranked the second best comprehensive school in Nottinghamshire in Government league tables published yesterday.


Drummers roll up to join band

Drummers roll up to join band

More people are joining the Ollerton Town Drum Corps despite the group having ten of its drums stolen.


End of the line for train

End of the line for train

A miniature train track that has provided rides for children for five years and has raised hundreds of pounds for charity is to be removed.


Falling short on clothes rail

Falling short on clothes rail

Clothing is desperately needed by the Newark shop that supports the town’s Beaumond House Community Hospice.


Family grateful for hospice help

Family grateful for hospice help

A family say a hospice that provides 24-hour care for two of their children offers a vital lifeline they could not do without.


Health site rejected

Health site rejected

Health chiefs have ruled out Derry Lane as a potential site for Bingham’s new health centre.


Healthy donors can keep giving

Healthy donors can keep giving

Donors are taking advantage of a change in NHS rules that enables people over 70 to continue giving blood.


Help for the hard-up

Help for the hard-up

Hardship schemes, business surgeries and a redundancy support service were among the initiatives due to be discussed by Newark and Sherwood District Council’s cabinet.


Hitting out at rent formula

Hitting out at rent formula

Councillors have hit out at what they described as a ludicrous and unfair government system that could see council tenants paying above average rent increases.


Hotline answers prayers

Hotline answers prayers

Children at an infants’ school in Southwell use a home-made telephone in the school’s spiritual garden to say their prayers to God.


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