GO AD LITE | £30 off your Annual Digital subscription. Use code AUTUMN
JOIN US NOWGO AD LITE | £30 off your Annual Digital subscription. Use code AUTUMN
JOIN US NOW
Times gone by: News from the Newark and Sherwood area 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
Pupils at Archbishop Cranmer Academy in Aslockton, celebrated the end of term and the approach of Easter with a colourful and musical procession.
A woman who competes in national canicross competitions has started a group to teach people skills she wishes she had known when starting out.
Round-up of Nottingham Magistrates’ Court cases from the Advertiser area.
Variations to phases for the regeneration of Yorke Drive and Lincoln Road playing fields have been approved.
A father and son duo have transformed a popular village pub back into its former glory.
In her latest column Lesley Purveur, of Larken & Co, looks at the various new laws that have come into place or are due to take effect this year.
Take a look at what was making the news in the Advertiser in 1997, 1972 and 1922.
A man who stole more than £230 worth of dog products has been sent to prison
The UK should do more to support Ukraine, says MP Robert Jenrick as he praises constituents for opening their home to refugees.
A Newark school has be granted nearly £1.5m to fund its expansion.
A budget of £30,000 has been allocated to fund the newly-announced Newark Cycle Race this summer.
A man who admitted common assault and damaging a kitchen cupboard, ornaments, a television, a door at a home and a car, received a community order.
Work can now progress to create a local heritage list for Newark and Sherwood.
More than half of a village’s residents have claimed its local train service is not fit for purpose.
Our bygones from 25, 50 and 100 years ago include fire engine experience at nursery in Newark.
With thrones fit for kings and neon discos — children’s parties just got magical.
Councillors approve a Newark pub having live music and serving alcohol into the early hours.
The Newark MP says proposals for a combined devolution deal for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire are increasingly looking like a dog’s dinner.
A man who had just rekindled his relationship with his sister after they were separated as babies died after taking a mixture of drugs.
