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The progress of the YMCA Community and Activity Village was outlined to a district council policy and finance committee.
The application which has already been approved went under review at a policy and finance committee meeting.
It has emerged the museum has been operating illegally for more than 20 years.
The case of a man accused of causing the death of 60-year-old woman while driving a coach has been committed to Nottingham Crown Court.
The agricultural society was criticised by the Countryside Alliance who claim it was an opportunity for animal rights extremists.
The finance and general purposes committee described the event as the most appalling thing.
The chain has gone full circle and once again agreed to become the anchor of a proposed development.
The derelict building is to make way for a new Travelodge with 66 rooms.
Hundreds turned out to watch the return of dragon boat racing to Newark on Sunday, organised by Children's Bereavement Centre and Beaumond House.
The chairman of Farndon Parish Council, Mr Mick Baker, led the fight against the proposal at the district council’s planning committee meeting.
Sherwood MP Mark Spencer says it's time to let Prime Minister Boris Johnson get on with delivering Brexit.
Mental health charity the Shaw Mind Foundation has created the Breathe:Hub.
The Local Offer hopes to provide the best advice and help to care leavers as they enter adulthood.
They arrived from refugee camps in The Lebanon, where they have been living since fleeing civil war in Syria.
Police are backing the initiative to help send the message: ‘If you steal from Newark, Shopwatch will be on you.’
A thief with a bad record for offending has been further jailed by Nottingham magistrates.
Thomas Radford, of London Road, Newark, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment for the theft of a wallet.
The council made over £13,000 of that in 2017-18 alone.
A controversial planning application to build 23 homes on the site of Chestnut Avenue playing field was again rejected by councillors.
The 79th anniversary of the Battle of Britain took place on Sunday, with a parade through town, a wreath-laying ceremony and a church service.
