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Dad Ian McQuaid, of Newark, sets up Lew's Roots in memory of son who died of suicide

A devoted dad is setting up a charity to help people with mental health issues after losing his son to suicide.

Newark Town Council to hold service on June 6 commemorating 80th anniversary of second world war D-Day landings

A town is preparing to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings of the second world war.

Temporary road works cause traffic delays for commuters in Newark, Nottinghamshire as London Road is affected

Congestion caused by temporary traffic lights is causing issues for commuters this morning with long delays being experienced.

Increase in funding by the Home Office to provide Nottinghamshire Police with the resources to increase patrols to combat anti-social behaviour

Nottinghamshire Police has been given around £1.5 million in funding from the Home Office to help combat anti-social behaviour.

Chance to nominate Newark's National Civil War Centre for Kids In Museums Award

A family-focused museum is appealing for votes, as it aims for the Kids in Museums awards shortlist for a second year running.

Newark man who was told he'd never walk again completes London Marathon and raises funds for brain injury charity Headway

A man who was told he’d never walk again as a child defied the odds in style - going through blood, sweat and tears to complete his first marathon.

More than 16,000 tests delivered through Nottinghamshire's first Community Diagnostic Centre, ahead of construction of new state of the art building

Patients have already benefited from more than 16,000 extra diagnostic tests before the first brick has been laid for a Community Diagnostic Centre.

Popular Italian restaurant Pastability on Cartergate, Newark, set to reopen with new owner Takaharu Sato, who trained as a chef in Tokyo, Japan

A popular town centre restaurant is set to reopen with new owners but a familiar feel.

NIT's Full HD, High Performance SWIR InGaAs Sensor

Nottinghamshire Police former police officers found guilty of misconduct

A former police constable who resigned from the force was found guilty of misconduct for abusing his position while off-duty.