So, one of Boris Johnson's right hand ladies has been eliminated from the Tory leadership contest and Robert Jenrick has topped the poll.
A woman has been jailed for failing to ensure her child attends school regularly.
The Advertiser has opened its archives to take a look at what was in the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
The organisers of Flintham Show welcomed large crowds in its centenary year.
Thousands of visitors gave an annual show and ploughing match a successful return from covid.
A council is addressing concerns about waste and littering in a village.
The biggest fundraising event for two Newark charities brought thousands of people to town.
The Advertiser has again opened its archives to see what was in the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A motorist who failed to stop at the scene of an accident on the A617, when injury was caused and damage to a vehicle sustained, has been fined.
The Festival of the Horse brought a spectacle of equestrian entertainment to Belvoir Castle over the weekend.
Angry residents say their views have not been taken into account after a planning application was approved, despite their concerns.
The Advertiser has again opened its archives to look at what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A man accused of rape gave evidence today in his trial at Nottingham Crown Court.
A woman has told a court how she woke after a night out to find a man she had innocently shared a bed with having sex with her.
Employment relationships do not always run smoothly. In some cases they break down, writes Lesley Purveur, of Larken & Co Solicitors, of Newark.
Residents combined their village gala with the annual homage to a second world battle.
An application to convert a stable building into a home to build four new ones proved a thorny one for a planning committee.
The Advertiser has again opened its archives to look at what was in the news 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A six-day musical extravaganza has pleased crowds with performances from small acts to celebrity musicians.
There probably isn’t a day that goes by without us reading about the cost of living crisis, writes Simon Shaw of Duncan & Toplis.
