The installation of new signage outside a primary school has been supported by a council.
Monday is St Patrick’s Day, so this week’s Saturday Social pub quiz is all about the Emerald Isle.
It looks like Newark Labour has already made up their minds on the Yorke Drive football stadium proposal.
Under Donald Trump, the US is beginning to wake up to the fact that it urgently needs more dispatchable electricity to meet the demand for power.
Raising taxes, though in some ways understandable, does not seem to me to answer the current problems of economic growth.
Britain’s Got Talent finalist and famed dog trainer Lucy Heath has achieved a remarkable feat at Crufts 2025, claiming three titles.
Pupils made their move in a bid to become the next young chess champions.
Keen to open up the town’s ballroom to more visitors, councillors have agreed to investigate running soft play sessions for toddlers at the venue.
Members of the community have been paying tribute to a ‘very gentle, sensitive soul’.
Plans to create a bridal suite at the town hall have been approved.
In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out what people think should be the council’s priorities following a council tax rise.
A young man who rang the police and confessed to raping a 17-year-old girl at a house party was today jailed for four years.
A surgeon charged with attempted murder was found with a suspected opiate overdose hours after the stabbing of his former colleague.
Residents living near the A1 have questioned plans to close a number of crossings in a bid to make the road safer.
A Newark school is proud to now offer criminology qualifications.
Residents have been invited to get stuck in and help plant trees at an ambitious new community woodland.
A town’s supermarket giant has raised over a thousand pounds for charity with its book blind date initiative.
A silver shilling minted in Newark during the Civil War has fetched £500 more than expected at auction.
After losing their daughter and sister to pregnancy-related complications, a new foundation is appealing to GPs to routinely perform pregnancy tests.
National Lottery Open Week returns to Lincolnshire later this week, offering free access to the county's heritage and nature.
