A women’s prison near Newark has a farm shop that is open to the public.
AN ORDER that allows police to disperse groups and puts a curfew on children under 16 has been renewed in Ollerton and Boughton.
CONCERNS have been raised about the impact of a potential eco-town at Newton on future generations in Bingham.
Sports clubs are still denied access to Southwell’s all-weather pitch as a land-ownership dispute continues.
THOUSANDS of people visited Bingham’s annual town fair at the weekend to take in a variety of attractions.
A scheme that helps elderly people in Newark and Sherwood retain their independence in their own homes has reached a major milestone.
Young people are risking their lives by climbing up and down the walls of Newark Castle.
A holidaymaker is hoping to raise money to help a family he met while travelling in Africa.
An architect, two head-teachers and a woman who has dedicated her life to treating and rehabilitating sick and injured wildlife were among those in the Advertiser area to be named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
A town councillor wants more support for plans to build a heritage centre in Southwell.
A couple want urgent action to cut the number of lorries travelling through their village.
A pub landlord who became a fully-qualified teacher only two years ago has been nominated for a regional award by his pupils.
An MP is backing the continuing campaign against a mobile phone mast in Southwell.
Parents are angry that youths have vandalised equipment at a children’s play area in Newark within a month of the completion of £42,000-worth of improvements.
An open gardens event with a scarecrow trail raised about £1,650 for a new village hall and sports facility in Bassingham.
Any plans for a walk-in health centre in Newark will be opposed by Newark and Sherwood District Council.
Newark and Sherwood has beaten the rest of the county when it comes to having the best community beat policemen.
Bronze plaques stolen from a bridge opened by the then Prince of Wales more than 80 years ago have been replaced with plastic ones.
Pupils scrubbed floors, polished cutlery and folded napkins before holding a mayor’s ball in Newark Town Hall.
OBJECTIONS have been made to plans to refurbish a historic public house and build ten homes on the same plot.
