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A look back at stories from the past, including celebrations in Balderton.
A round-up of this week's Nottingham Magistrates' Court listings.
The review surveyed 288 patients which scored Newark Hospital's UCC and King’s Mill Hospital's Emergency Department.
Jim Auton, 95, of Newark, has been called a true friend of Poland and thanked by thousands of Poles for his bravery.
Pat Eason, 69, of Windsor Road, Newark, started working at the well-known butchers when she was 21.
The petition was brought forward by resident campaigner, Paul Baggaley, who said the council would benefit in hard cash.
Paul Baggaley, secretary of Newark Sports Association, voiced concerns over a rise in the threshold of signatures needed to debate a petition.
The re-submitted application for the land was met with the same concerns it was previously rejected for, despite changes.
The silver status award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme was announced at a district council policy and finance committee.
A district full council meeting voted in favour of the scheme, led by mental health charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, with two abstentions.
The award-winning vegan business is set to offer a wide variety of diary-free cakes, pastries and sweet treats at its afternoon tea experience.
A celebration of Southwell’s association with Bramley apples drew visitors from far and near on Saturday. Find yourself in the gallery here.
Daniel Williams, a historian and Charles I enthusiast, claims to have captured footage of paranormal activity at the Saracen's Head in Southwell.
Newark Town Council's finance and general purposes committee agreed plans to demolish the old lodge at Newark Cemetery and erect a replacement.
A look-back at stories from the past, including the visit of Labour's deputy leader.
Jerome Fox, 68, of Newark, will mark his DJ milestone by bringing together all of his family, friends and colleagues for a celebratory disco event.
Neil and Nicola Gascoyne got married in Newark Castle and instead of asking their guests for wedding presents, asked for donations to foodbanks.
From next year, garden waste collections will be brought back in-house by the district council and more battery recycling drop zones will be available
Support will be offered to vulnerable people who could be the next victims of a County Lines drugs ring operating in Newark.
Lisa Brown’s daughter, Alanna, 14, has cerebral palsy and epilepsy, and the delay has meant Alanna has not been able to have a proper bath.
