Cygnets, goslings, ducklings and chicks await visitors to a garden centre near Southwell.
Pupils at St Peter’s Primary School, Farndon, dressed in 1950s-style clothes and learnt how to dance the jive as part of events to mark their school’s 50th anniversary.
A pilot project being carried out in Bingham to identify the needs of the elderly has found people living at home need more support.
Campaigners fighting to keep Nottinghamshire’s smallest primary school open refuse to give up despite a recommendation for closure.
Former pupils of Newark’s Magnus Church of England School read like a Who’s Who? of prominent public figures.
Two new sites are being considered in the Newark area for a waste and recycling centre to replace the one between Hawton and Cotham.
POLICE are to step up security at a Boughton industrial estate to try to tackle rising crime.
A ban on drinking alcohol in all public places in Balderton is to be sought by the parish council to try to stamp out anti-social behaviour.
A proposal to install a pensioners’ playground in Bingham is to be explored.
Sausages from a Newark butcher will be served to European ambassadors in Estonia as part of a trip to promote healthier school meals.
About 11,160 pints of rare beers, including cask-conditioned bitters, milds, stouts, lagers and pale ales, were drunk at the three-day Newark Beer Festival.
A unique three-pendulum clock designed to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the British Horological Institute was finished on Saturday.
A spirit of community is building all the time among people living in Newark and Sherwood’s newest village.
Buses have been banned from Fernwood roads and will not be allowed to return until developers have carried out health and safety checks.
Parents and pupils were shocked to hear that the Magnus Church of England School, Earp Avenue, would need special measures to improve the quality of education provided for its 1,111 pupils.
A village has marked its connection to Queen Eleanor with new stained-glass windows commemorating her death.
Anti-social behaviour was highlighted as the biggest problem in Southwell by residents who met the town’s policing team on Saturday.
A 15ft metal tree was unveiled next to the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest yesterday to encourage recycling.
BT has announced a review that could lead to the removal of public telephone boxes from many communities.
The new £1.6m construction centre at Dukeries College, Ollerton, will be officially opened by Mr Ed Balls, the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, today.
