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LNER will be running its Azuma trains on the route, increasing the number of services from one each way to six return services.
A round-up of this week's court listings.
Roger Bell, leader of Extinction Rebellion Newark and Sherwood, united in the London climate protests last week.
The application to build homes in the area is set to be submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council and follows a neighbourhood survey.
Despite its success the cost of the lorry park was questioned at Newark and Sherwood District Council’s policy and finance committee.
The outline of the proposal was relayed to Newark and Sherwood District Council’s planning committee on Tuesday.
Newark and Sherwood District Council has agreed the disintegrated milestone at the Saracen's Head Hotel, Southwell, will be replaced with a replica.
Angry relatives of residents at Friary Fields care home have spoken out after their loved ones were moved without their knowledge.
Kelham Hall owner Jonathan Pass, has applied to turn the building into a luxury 103-bedroom hotel— an increase on the original 71 bedrooms proposed.
An elderly woman who was assured by her housing association she did not have a water leak in her loft is now living with a collapsed ceiling.
The man who set up the English Defence League’s (EDL) Newark division admitted threatening behaviour with intent to cause a man alarm or distress.
Tracey and Paul Benson, of Leo's Play Centre, have decided to sell the business after the premises was broken into for the fourth time.
A woman who set fire to a hospital bed was conditionally discharged for three years at Nottingham Magistrates' Court.
The twelfth annual Newark Patriotic Fund ball took place in the Cedric Ford Pavilion at Newark Showground on Saturday evening.
A frustrated resident has had limited access to his home for five months after asbestos was illegally dumped in his garden.
The care home was inspected by the Care Quality Commission in July because it was notified of an incident.
Resident Allan Sanders said the amount of waste left in the park has become preposterous.
The level of funding the YMCA has made towards its national flagship Community and Activity Village in Newark has been called into question.
All food businesses are given a hygiene rating from zero to five, with a rating of at least three indicating they are broadly compliant.
A THIEF with a lengthy record was jailed at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court for stealing spirits.
