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A museum is looking at how it can continue to grow and adapt as it tries to find new ways of sharing a very important message.
In our latest Countryfile column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust discusses the horrendous impact of recent wildfires…
A doctors’ surgery has appealed for patience from its patients after a spate of incidents in which its “hard-working” staff were abused.
The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A new takeaway business is hoping to “help more people discover great food right here in Newark”.
Conservative councillors have called for stricter rules to end a “two-tier” approach to retrospective planning applications at traveller sites.
The past week’s crime stories included four men being arrested after assaults at a care home, and cookie thieves who stole from a 16-year-old.
“Positive discussions” have taken place with the owner of a new shop which has sparked widespread debate due to its appearance.
The scheme will see people take part in a range of health tests, including blood pressure and BMI measurements and more.
A new indoor play centre and inflatable park could be created by a Newark-based firm.
An artisan raw milk cheesemaker has been named among the top food and drink producers globally.
A charity leader who is “passionate about helping young people” is stepping down after seven years of memories and achievements.
A fisherman is celebrating after reeling in a monster catfish on the River Trent – completely by accident.
Prof Arday, who resigned following a plagiarism row, was pronounced dead after emergency services were called to Battersea.
Three carriages from the train, which was travelling from London Victoria to Eastbourne, derailed on their side, trapping passengers.
Labour and the Conservatives said scrutiny will continue as polls closed in the Clacton by-election.
A council has approved proposals for a new house in open countryside — despite the application being “in conflict” with its own planning regulat…
In this week’s Credo column, Dr John Florance discusses the sense of hesitation often experienced when entering a church…