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LEARN MOREMore seeds are being sown on earth bunds created to deter Traveller and Gypsy encampments
Wildlife Trusts published a report, Planning A New Way Forward, which called for a planning system that enshrines people’s access to nature in law.
The latest planning applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council have been released.
Students from Newark’s Air and Space Institute (ASI) will be receiving on-the job training at the rejoin’s largest airport.
The dramatic arrest of an attempted murderer who slashed a woman’s throat is captured on camera in a gripping episode of Police Interceptors tonight.
A walking group have spent a week away enjoying the Lake District's impressive countryside.
A council is appealing to the public for information after a dog was found.
Several fire crews including Newark rushed to the scene of a crash.
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New anti-money laundering regulations mean all UK express trusts need to be registered with HMRC unless the trust falls into certain categories.
A council is investigating after dog pooed in a town's public loo.
An independent Newark health food shop celebrates its 30 year anniversary next month.
A student is set to jet off to pursue university education in the US.
Tesco is being forced to recall croissant products over fears they may contain nuts not listed on the label.
Iliffe Media, owner of Newark Advertiser and its sister titles, is opening its journalism apprentice scheme again.
Fire crews have been called out to several incidents today, including gaining entry to a property of someone in need of medical care.
A rail provider is urging customers to book ahead as the nation prepares to mark Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in a few weeks' time.
£5m has been allocated for transport pilot projects to tackle loneliness.
Self-driving delivery vans and buses could be on our streets within three years, say ministers, who are offering firms cash to get projects started.
Four Newark swimmers with a combined age of 226 will take on the English Channel for dementia research.