A scheme offering free advice to would-be sports coaches has been launched through Newark Library.
Highways officers are being asked to decide which of two signs, considered contradictory, at a town centre junction should be removed.
An action group has been set up to oppose plans for the use of a three-acre field for mobile homes for gipsies and travellers.
Architects have been appointed to draw up new plans for the redevelopment of Newark’s Old Magnus Buildings.
Polo is regarded by many as an elitist sport for members of high society, but people from all walks of life now have the chance to get in the saddle and play.
A mother who won an eight-month campaign for improvements to a play area says she is pleased with the results.
An Irish priest who has served parishioners across the Midlands for more than 35 years has become Newark’s new Roman Catholic parish priest.
Libraries in the Newark area are appealing for residents to come forward with local words and phrases as part of a project to mark the National Year Of Reading.
Campaigners are proposing to close Southwell’s main shopping street once a week to encourage more trade.
Two hens were among the attractions at an environmentally-friendly afternoon in Coddington Community Centre on Tuesday.
About 40 representatives from clubs met at Kelham Hall on Monday to discuss future sports provision in Newark.
A minute’s silence was held before a football match dedicated to two Minster School pupils who died in a car accident.
A pensioner who has been campaigning for an Ollerton Colliery memorial for more than ten years has said she will join forces with two women who are currently petitioning for one.
A woman who was determined to prove herself in swimming circles despite a learning disability has been nominated for a young person of the year award.
Caribbean food, freshly made bread and homemade meringues were some of the new products introduced to Bingham Farmers’ Market on Saturday.
Children’s handiwork will feature at North Muskham’s first scarecrow trail this weekend.
The police investigation into the death of a woman found with serious head injuries has closed.
Nearly 100 brick-makers have been told they are to be laid off before Christmas because of a slowdown in the construction market.
More than 800 primary pupils took part in a community triathlon on Wednesday to promote active sport for young people.
Tributes have been paid to two Minster School pupils who died in a car accident last week.
