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Possible shift from economy-driven housing targets

Possible shift from economy-driven housing targets

Wildlife Trusts published a report, Planning A New Way Forward, which called for a planning system that enshrines people’s access to nature in law.


What was making the headlines 25, 50 and 100 years ago?

What was making the headlines 25, 50 and 100 years ago?

Take a look at what was making the headlines 25, 50 and 100 years ago.


Man who won Newark parking fine appeal after four attempts calls for clearer signs

Man who won Newark parking fine appeal after four attempts calls for clearer signs

A man who won his parking fine appeal after four attempts is calling for signs to be made clearer.


School on to good things with Ofsted inspection after very challenging period

School on to good things with Ofsted inspection after very challenging period

A school has received a good Ofsted rating in its first inspection under the new Education Inspection Framework.


Jazz musician synonymous with Newark music scene celebrates 90th birthday

Jazz musician synonymous with Newark music scene celebrates 90th birthday

A musician synonymous with the Newark music scene has celebrated his 90th birthday with no signs of calling it a day, writes Gianluca Spataro.


A look back at Willie Hall Cup action with season final this weekend

A look back at Willie Hall Cup action with season final this weekend

The Advertiser has taken a look back at some of the action and winners of the Willie Hall Trophy, with this season's final set for Sunday.


Planning portal flooded with concerns over plan for 20+ homes down narrow lane

Planning portal flooded with concerns over plan for 20+ homes down narrow lane

Multiple complaints have been lodged over plans for more than 20 homes down a narrow lane prone to accidents.

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Newark man breached restraining order before community order even took effect

Newark man breached restraining order before community order even took effect

A Newark man who breached a restraining order before a community order took effect is among the latest Nottingham Magistrates' Court listings.


Historical items and memorabilia sought for academy's archive

Historical items and memorabilia sought for academy's archive

An archivist is seeking donations of items and artefacts to preserve in a school’s dedicated archive.


Village pub notches second county best title

Village pub notches second county best title

A village pub has been named the county’s best for the second year running.


What changes could be coming for the county show? Second picture special

What changes could be coming for the county show? Second picture special

Covid forced some changes to the organisation of the Nottinghamshire County Show this year, chiefly it becoming a one-day event rather than two.


County show — back with a bang and here in pictures

County show — back with a bang and here in pictures

The Nottinghamshire County Show burst back into the farming calendar on Saturday — after a two-year covid absence.


Bygones: A look at what was making the news in times gone by

Bygones: A look at what was making the news in times gone by

The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news in May 1997, 1972 and 1922.


Man, 68, sentenced for stalking ex-partner despite claiming to have avoided her

Man, 68, sentenced for stalking ex-partner despite claiming to have avoided her

A 68-year-old man found guilty of stalking his ex-partner, despite claiming to have avoided her at all costs, has been sentenced.


Spring has sprung at toddler forest school

Spring has sprung at toddler forest school

A Newark school is getting toddlers out in the great outdoors to learn about nature.


Advice on inheritance disputes and feuding over family silver

Advice on inheritance disputes and feuding over family silver

Family disputes over inheritance have been on the rise for a number of years, writes Lesley Purveur, of Larken & Co.


Policing priorities revealed for Newark

Policing priorities revealed for Newark

Anti-social behaviour remains one of three main priorities for policing in Newark and Sherwood.


Council's first female macebearer retires after 21 years of civic duties

Council's first female macebearer retires after 21 years of civic duties

After 21 years in the role, Newark Town Council’s lead macebearer has retired.

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Bygones: Guides and Brownies take part in sponsored knit-in 50 years ago

Bygones: Guides and Brownies take part in sponsored knit-in 50 years ago

Take a look at what was making the headlines in the Advertiser 25, 50 and 100 years ago.


Chocolatier who set up kitchen weeks before lockdown looks forward to biggest-ever sales event

Chocolatier who set up kitchen weeks before lockdown looks forward to biggest-ever sales event

A chocolatier who set up his kitchen just weeks before lockdown is looking forward to his biggest-ever sales event.


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