A student is to have a track named after him after he ran 125 miles as part a challenge at Dukeries College, Ollerton.
More than 1,500 people took family heirlooms and treasured possessions to Southwell Minster yesterday for a recording of the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow.
A Newark school is asking Nottinghamshire County Council for £50,000 towards the cost of two new classrooms.
Two leading gymnasts visited a junior school to launch an annual sports and fitness day in memory of a teacher.
A school with a proud cricketing heritage is defying claims that the sport is in decline among young people.
Six members of Newark and Sherwood District Council are now responsible for making key decisions.
The long-awaited return of traffic wardens did not lead to a rush of tickets being issued.
Revised plans for street lighting in Southwell are still falling short of town councillors’ expectations.
As well as the stunts, there were many main ring attractions to entertain the crowds.
A national bus company that got in ahead of a local rival was yesterday told it had to suspend a service connecting Fernwood with Newark and Balderton.
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.
