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A third of teenagers lose disability benefits when they turn 16

A third of teenagers lose disability benefits when they turn 16

A third of teenagers lose disability benefits when they turn 16

Teenagers with incurable and life-threatening conditions are among hundreds a week stripped of disability benefits after their 16th birthdays.


Communities across the country clap in solidarity with Ukraine

Communities across the country clap in solidarity with Ukraine

Communities across the country clap in solidarity with Ukraine

The sound of claps echoed through a town centre over the weekend as the community joined forces for a demonstration of solidarity with Ukraine.


Fourth option tabled for local council shake-up in Nottinghamshire

Fourth option tabled for local council shake-up in Nottinghamshire

Fourth option tabled for local council shake-up in Nottinghamshire

A fourth alternative option has been proposed by Rushcliffe Borough Council’s leader for a major shake-up of local Government in Nottinghamshire.

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We must fight against the assault on our countryside

We must fight against the assault on our countryside

We must fight against the assault on our countryside

The Labour government is wasting no time in pushing through giant solar farms on good agricultural land, writes Newark MP, Robert Jenrick.


Labour concern at stadium proposal

Labour concern at stadium proposal

Labour concern at stadium proposal

The Newark branch of the Labour Party has stated that the party “cannot support” plans to bring a 500-seater sports and community stadium to Newark.

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Councillors clash on CCTV control room plans

Councillors clash on CCTV control room plans

Councillors clash on CCTV control room plans

Following the announcement that local government will be restructured, a council has been challenged on a decision to relocate a CCTV control room.


A council has agreed to a smaller increase in council tax for the coming financial year.

A council has agreed to a smaller increase in council tax for the coming financial year.

A council has agreed to a smaller increase in council tax for the coming financial year.

A council has agreed to a smaller increase in council tax for the coming financial year.


Solidarity clap grows wings to traders and communities across the globe

Solidarity clap grows wings to traders and communities across the globe

Solidarity clap grows wings to traders and communities across the globe

A grassroots initiative to show support for Ukraine has spread its wings as businesses and residents join forces in a series of claps this weekend.


Independents group unveils candidate to become mayor

Independents group unveils candidate to become mayor

Independents group unveils candidate to become mayor

A new candidate has been revealed in the race to become the first Greater Lincolnshire mayor.


Three options on the table for Nottinghamshire’s unitary authority shake-up

Three options on the table for Nottinghamshire’s unitary authority shake-up

Three options on the table for Nottinghamshire’s unitary authority shake-up

Plans for changes in our local government were discussed this week, with three options on the table for a unitary authority in Nottinghamshire.


Meet the women in politics ensuring female voices are heard

Meet the women in politics ensuring female voices are heard

Meet the women in politics ensuring female voices are heard

The annual International Women’s Day — which takes place on March 8 — aims to recognise inspirational figures from all walks of life.


Church hit with £600,000 funding hole following VAT changes

Church hit with £600,000 funding hole following VAT changes

Church hit with £600,000 funding hole following VAT changes

A major church restoration project is preparing to be hit with a funding hole of around £600,000 following recent changes to VAT rules.


Couple is inviting the community to take a stand and clap for Ukraine

Couple is inviting the community to take a stand and clap for Ukraine

Couple is inviting the community to take a stand and clap for Ukraine

After witnessing the USA withdraw their support for Ukraine, a couple in Southwell have decided to take action and are urging others to do the same.


Council to spend £60,000 to clean up ‘never ending’ litter on A1

Council to spend £60,000 to clean up ‘never ending’ litter on A1

Council to spend £60,000 to clean up ‘never ending’ litter on A1

Money is being invested in clearing up some of the ‘never ending’ litter from the edges of the A1.


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