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Since 1854, the Newark Advertiser has been a weekly source of news for the residents of Newark and nearby communities. Our dedicated team of writers strives to keep readers updated on important local issues and delve into matters that resonate within the community. Our journalists are not only skilled but also part of the neighborhoods they report on. They aim to hold local authorities accountable, question prevailing thoughts, support transparency in justice, and also highlight the enjoyable aspects of life by covering community events and sharing engaging real-life stories.

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Nottinghamshire County Council-led property flood resilience works near completion in major Southwell Flood Alleviation scheme

1 day ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Residents have continued to benefit from a major flood alleviation scheme, with work underway to protect listed homes from flooding. An application has been submitted for a home in Easthorpe, Southwell, for floodgate barriers at its doors which can be deployed during a flood event. The plans have been made by Nottinghamshire County Council, who will also undertake the works with no cost to the homeowner, as part of its capital Southwell Flood Alleviation scheme.
Three of four dog breeders on trial, from Balderton, Brant Broughton, and Ashbourne, plead guilty to failing to meet veterinary care and emotional needs of dogs at Little Rascals breeding business

2 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Three out of four people on trial have pleaded guilty to failing to meet the emotional and physical needs of dogs in their care at a breeding business. Four dog breeding business directors have, for the past four days, been on trial for causing unnecessary suffering to dogs at Little Rascals, also known as Puppies at Home, at The Dairies farm, Brant Broughton.
Two arrests made by Nottinghamshire Police after break-ins and till thefts in Bingham and Radcliffe on Trent

2 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Two people have been arrested after a spate of break-ins and till thefts. Nottinghamshire Police recently received reports of a number of break-ins at businesses in Bingham and Radcliffe on Trent, and reports of cash being stolen from tills while victims were distracted. Officers from the Rushcliffe South Police team made two arrests in connection with the offences on June 3. One male suspect remains in police custody while investigations continue.
Spotlight put on Newark’s architecture for Heritage Open Days festival of history and culture

2 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

The country’s largest festival of history and culture returns this September — with plenty of opportunities to get involved in Newark. From the parish church re-awakening project, to the queen’s sconce, and the town’s timber framed buildings, visitors will get a chance to delve deeper into the history of the town’s architecture. The Heritage Open Days festival runs across the country from September 12 to 21, and this year the theme is architecture.
Newark Town Council support plans for new shotblasting and paint spraying facility on former industrial land

2 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Plans for a shotblasting and paint spraying facility have been welcomed by council to create skilled employment opportunities. Newark Town Council considered an application by Ultimation Direct for the facility, proposed to be built on a small yard off Trent Lane. It would include the construction of two metal-clad buildings, on what is currently a service yard to an existing neighbouring building.
Lovely location and fab food for a summer evening

2 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Published: 05:00, 05 June 2025 A lovely setting, lovely food, and lovely company is the brief version of my evening at Gilt, Bingham. Since the sun was shining and the weather on our side, my colleagues and I took the opportunity to visit the café bar and make the most of its extensive outdoor seating.
Nottingham Magistrates’ Court trial of Brant Broughton-based breeding business Little Rascals directors accused of causing unnecessary suffering to dogs hears evidence from RSPCA inspectors, vet, and Lincolnshire Police

3 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Dogs at a breeding business “bolted” and “cowered” when staff entered to clean their kennels, and didn’t seem to have walked on leads, a trial head. Evidence has today (Wednesday) been heard from further RSPCA inspectors, a police officer, and a vet involved in the warrant carried out at Little Rascals, also known as Puppies at Home, Brant Broughton, in November 2018.
Transform Middlebeck applies to move personal training studio to Jessops Park unit on Newark’s industrial estate

3 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

A personal training gym has sought a new home on an industrial estate. Transform Middlebeck has applied to change the use of a unit on Jessops Park, Jessop Close, to a one-to-one personal training studio. The business has been based at Fernwood for 13 years, but is now looking for a new home due to “an expiring lease, increased rental costs, and a planned company restructuring” — as well as it being able to own its own premises.
Dogs at Little Rascals, Brant Broughton, found with mites, infections, and behavioural concerns by RSPCA, Nottingham Magistrates’ Court trial of business breeding directors accused of causing unnecessary suffering to dogs hears

4 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Ear mites, severe eye inflammation, dental disease, and “concerning and unusual” behaviour were among the issues noted in dogs at a breeding business raided by the RSPCA, a court has heard.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service attends bus fire near Southwell

4 days ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

A school bus was badly damaged in a blaze while taking pupils home from school yesterday (June 2). Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to a large vehicle fire on Fiskerton Road, Brinkley, at 3.15pm. Witnesses have described the vehicle as being a school bus travelling between Southwell and Bleasby, and that pupils were being evacuated from the bus by the driver. No injuries were reported as a result of the incident.