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A bra fitter who has measured ladies from as far as the Middle East is now bringing her more than 20 years’ experience into schools.
The importance of keeping churches open as an integral part of community life has been stressed after 24 in the county were deemed at risk.
Cocaine possession and drink-driving are among the latest court listings in the Newark area. Read all cases here.
A piece of Newark Livestock Market memorabilia has been presented to a long-time employee.
There are various ways a small business can account for VAT, are you using the right one for you? asks Simon Shaw of Duncan & Toplis.
Scenes for an upcoming radio play have been filmed in a village.
The Eurasian beaver was once widespread across the UK and as ‘nature’s engineers’ played a crucial role in shaping our wetland landscapes.
Councillors gave planning permission for a house, despite the land currently having an open sewage ditch beside it.
Councillor pleased with series of recommendations, which have been unanimously approved.
You Can Still Still Your GP (Advertiser, November 18). It’s not quite as simple as it seems.
A piece of land blighted by anti-social behaviour and illegal Traveller encampments is set to be purchased by Newark Town Council.
An ambitious vision for Nottinghamshire's future has been revealed.
Historic England has published its annual Heritage at Risk Register, revealing the sites most at risk across the East Midlands.
The latest court listings include a man jailed for assaulting another in a Newark pub and then the police officer who responded.
Read the latest column from hypnotherapist Rosalyn Palmer.
A new children’s play centre will be coming to Newark this month.
It may come as a shock to find out the dream property you are buying is unregistered but there’s no need to panic just yet, says Tallents Solicitors.
Newark MP Robert Jenrick launched UK Parliament Week at Newark College.
A photographer whose social media business account was hacked has had her company and personal profiles permanently disabled.
A doctor has criticised plans that seek to make Newark more attractive to cyclists.
