Problems at level crossings on the Newark to Nottingham train line persist, despite hopes the issues had been fixed.
A skatepark was left littered with broken glass and bonfire remains last weekend.
A well-known landmark of Newark for 150 years, on a gateway into the town, has been refurbished.
The allocation aims develop around 1,000 houses in the valley south of Clay Lane with access from Beacon Heights.
This week's Nottingham Magistrates' Court have been released.
A keen fisherman has questioned the use of a lake for canoeing and kayaking because of the hidden dangers he says lie beneath the surface.
A former Methodist church built more than 200 years ago is up for auction on Friday.
A former Southwell student is to present a prime-time BBC nature documentary.
The governors of Christ Church Primary School, Newark, have appointed Mrs Alison Richardson.
Among the rubbish was a small 4ins casting of a Lancaster Bomber made out of gun metal.
The parent said he had seen people not social distancing outside Sir Donald Bailey Academy in Newark.
After three and a half years in Newark, the Rev David Pickersgill and his family are moving on.
The Newark clinic forced to close as it celebrated its first year in business is delighted to be able to welcome clients once more.
The families who want to be able to stay on land they set up home on without planning permission have won a High Court battle against the government.
The town hall museum will remain closed as the financial cost of coronavirus continues to bite.
Disability hate crime figures have dropped in Nottinghamshire — despite a national increase.
The head of a primary school has thanked parents and pupils for their efforts in dealing with a new way of learning as a result of coronavirus.
More than 100 Traveller pitches should be provided before 2033 for those needing a home within Newark and Sherwood.
Being named a finalist in three categories of the Newark Business Awards has capped an unprecedented year for one business.
Major environmental improvements, including the planting of 1,200 trees, at Clay Lane park will benefit wildlife, according to the district council.
