Residents have produced a series of proposals to try to end the misery caused by buses being driven through their estate.
Ladies’ Day attacted the biggest crowd for 15 years to Southwell Racecourse on Sunday.
A battery charger cable containing copper worth a couple of pounds as scrap was sawn and stolen, leaving the owner with just the plugs from each end.
A school that supports autistic children has been chosen as Nottingham Forest Football Club’s charity for the new season.
A 15-year-old girl was given an 18-month supervision order for three assaults, one of which was on a pregnant woman at the Lakeside Shopping Centre, Balderton.
A father whose teenage daughter died in a car crash thinks that changes in the law on careless driving that came into force on Monday are not tough enough.
Commuters fear plans to cut train services in Aslockton could leave them stranded for hours.
Youngsters who annoy their neighbours by playing ball games in the street may face prosecution if they fail to heed warnings and cause a nuisance.
A firefighter from Newark will join about 30 colleagues from across Nottinghamshire to compete in the fire service’s own Olympic Games next week.
A care home that was spared from closure has had a Ground Force-style garden makeover, incorporating Boughton’s association with the mining industry.
Two crew escaped serious injury when they ejected before their jet plane crashed into the carpark at a Lincolnshire RAF base.
Artists have been given the chance to display their work in an exhibition at a Bingham show home.
Graffiti, litter and anti-social behaviour are just some of the issues being tackled in a bid to make improvements in and around a Newark estate.
Restaurant, café and public house owners are being encouraged to open their toilets to the public as part of efforts to improve facilities in Southwell.
The two main opponents to the MP for Newark, Mr Patrick Mercer, at the next General Election have been selected.
An online petition has been started to save peacocks that must be moved from their home for being too noisy.
Playing fields in Southwell that have been unused for a year look set for a new lease of life.
A service that helps unemployed people in the Ollerton area find work can continue for another two years after a £100,000 grant was secured.
Pupils received another set of record-breaking GCSE results yesterday, with many schools reporting their best ever performance.
Farndon Horticultural Society marked its 90th annual show with a record-breaking 640 entries on Saturday.
