Parents have been warned that they face prosecution if they fail to ensure their children attend school.
Thieves have stolen cast bronze memorial plaques at Newark Cemetery, as the price of scrap metal soars around the world.
Volunteers in Bingham have raised £235,000 for a national cancer charity since its branch was set up 30 years ago.
News that the former RAF Newton site could be used for 6,000 homes was met with disappointment from those most likely to be affected by the development.
Around £10m of public money is being spent on a new bus station for Mansfield, while Newark will remain dependent on help from the Asda consortium.
The Archbishop of York, the Most Rev Dr John Sentamu, attended a service at Southwell Minster yesterday afternoon, giving thanks for the building of three Church of Engalnd schools.
Celebrity football manager Claudio Ranieri has reminisced from his Italian home about his love for the sausages he buys in Newark.
A three-year-old’s bravery since being diagnosed with a brain tumour earned her an Advertiser Children Of Courage award yesterday.
Spring lambs are helping to ensure the future for a rare breed of Irish sheep.
People using mobile telephones to call Nottinghamshire County Council could be charged 35p a minute.
HM Revenue and Customs staff in Newark face an uncertain future as the office is earmarked for possible closure, meaning the potential loss from the town of yet another public sector service.
Health officials have set up a contest between towns in Nottinghamshire for a walk-in health centre, open 12 hours a day, every day.
National Trust volunteers dressed as paupers and staff to offer visitors a taste of what life was like for the poor in the 1800s.
Living on what is often thought to be one of the most troubled estates in Newark has not caused one of its oldest residents any concern.
A former pupil at the Minster School, Southwell, will release her debut album next month.
Bus fares for passengers travelling from Newark to Nottingham rose by a third on Sunday.
The youngest victim of the Kent plane crash grew up in Weston.
Two Dukeries College pupils will cycle 75 miles from their home to the Peak District to raise money for alternative treatment for a young father with cancer.
When demand exceeded the number of allotment plots available in the town, Bingham Town Council came up with one of the oldest and fairest solutions — to pull names out of a hat.
An exercise class for the over 50s in Bingham is doing more than helping its members to keep fit — it is also proving a great place for people to socialise and make new friends.
