District councillors are to continue with plans to bring back into use the Tudor Hall and Old Magnus Buildings in Newark despite losing out on a Lottery bid.
Residents say their homes are being damaged by heavy traffic as drivers try to avoid a busy roundabout.
Newark Caledonian Society marked Burns Night on Friday with a dinner and dance at the Town Hall.
Disabled people have welcomed a review of who should be given special parking permits, saying those who abuse the system spoil the privilege for the genuinely needy.
Carparking was on the agenda last night at a private meeting between members of Bingham Town Council, Rushcliffe Borough Council and the pressure group Community Concern.
Speed humps similar to those used in an area of Mansfield could soon be installed in Southwell town centre.
Land Army girls who worked the fields in the Newark area during the second world war are finally being recognised for their efforts.
Residents and developers are on a collision course over Ollerton Hall after it emerged the building would become a care home and not apartments.
Bingham’s Neighbourhood Watch scheme has won a national award for its success in promoting the Smartwater campaign.
Pupils at Holy Trinity Infants’ School, Southwell, have been preparing circular artwork for an exhibition at Southwell Artspace.
More volunteers are needed at the Balderton police contact point so that it can open more often.
A ban on bridal cars dropping off passengers outside Newark Town Hall is to be referred to the county council after town councillors queried the ruling.
A garden developed by staff and students at Nottingham Trent University’s Brackenhurst Campus will feature at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show.
Another inspection and report of the former gas works off Moor Lane, Bingham, has revealed the amount of work needed to contain the contamination is not a much as first feared.
A scheme to clear out parts of Southwell’s Potwell Dyke is being planned after Nottinghamshire County Council agreed to do the work.
Residents are calling for more police patrols to tackle drunken yobs on the streets of Southwell.
A popular village Post Office closed for the last time on Wednesday after a residents’ campaign failed to save it.
Temporary cameras were installed at manually operated railway crossings in three villages.
Mr Nathan Corden, the general manager of Southwell Racecourse, which only re-opened in December after last summer’s floods, was relieved to have no problems this time.
Villagers are being urged to use their post office as much as possible ahead of its closure on March 8.