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JOIN US NOWAfter a Newark man received amazing care from a charity’s “angels”, his son is now preparing to pound the pavements to give something back.
Successful day celebrates Nottinghamshire rich culture and history
A care home has recently experienced a Caribbean themed party in honour of the Notting Hill carnival.
Nottinghamshire Police has launched a new training course to help improve responses to people living with dementia.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.
This week will mark a historic milestone in local politics as representatives of the Green Party sit of the council for the first time.
A New Ollerton funeral home has gifted a nearby junior school with hundreds of pounds towards the redevelopment of their outdoor space.
Plans are well underway to launch a music festival in memory of a much-loved sister and daughter.
A modernised three-bedroom, semi‐detached bungalow with Japanese-style garden is on the market for £285,000 with Richard Watkinson and Partners.
More children are ending up with lung-related problems linked to underage vaping, a Nottingham doctor has warned.
While September is technically an autumn month, it usually provides scope to savour the last vestiges of summer, writes Erin McDaid.
Anyone for a round of golf? With the below par state of our roads we have more than enough holes to keep us busy almost indefinitely!
All the action from this year’s Tour of Britain will once again be broadcast live on TV.
Is free speech really dead in this country or is it a case of collective imagination that it is?
A bus company has improved some of its local services.
The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
I could not agree more with A Moore on last week’s letters page (Grow Up And Leave Petty Quarrels Behind).
Nottinghamshire’s latest batch of firefighters have been welcomed to the fire service, surrounded by friends and family.
Work on a major project has reached another milestone with the demolition of several pylons, which developers say will improve views.
A new exhibition of artwork inspired by life on a barge is launching in Newark.