Ian Burke
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Much-loved town clerk retires after an âabsolutely wonderfulâ 16 years (opens the original)
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A much-loved town clerk is looking forward to her retirement after an âabsolutely wonderfulâ 16 years in the post. Karen Wakefield will step down from Ollerton and Boughton Town Council today, 18 months after she was originally due to hang up her pen. âA town clerk does everything,â she said. âThe town clerk is the link between the councillors and the public; weâre not political, the councillors make the decisions and then we put them into action. âThe correct title is âproper of
Residents fed up with âdangerousâ drivers speeding outside their homes (opens the original)
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Residents on a narrow country lane are stepping up the fight to stop motorists speeding through their tight-knit community. Mill Lane in Edwinstowe has been plagued by cars throttling along it for years, and villagers have finally seen enough and demanded action from authorities. With a footpath that is either slender or non-existent for much of its length, they are concerned a serious collision could happen and have come up with their own traffic calming measures. âPrevious councillors have b
Popular butcherâs pork pies and sausage rolls scoop top prizes at national awards (opens the original)
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A family business is celebrating after winning two gold medals in a prestigious food competition. F Doncasters, which has shops in Southwell and Claypole, scooped the prizes at the National Craft Butchers Awards after judges deemed their sausage roll and Stilton-topped pork pie as being among the very best in the country. The company also claimed a silver medal for its standard pork pie. âWe came away with bronze and silver medals at the awards last year, so weâre absolutely delighted to hav
Museum chief says the country is no longer âsafeâ for Jews (opens the original)
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The head of the National Holocaust Centre and Museum says the country is no longer âa safe societyâ after the results of a new study. Adam Dawson MBE, chairman of the Laxton-based charity, made the remarks after research by More in Common found only 43% of people thought the UK was safe for Jews. That figure is down from 55% just two years ago. Six in ten respondents believed it had become more dangerous to be Jewish in recent years. High profile incidents include the arson of two Jewish com
Pubs across the area celebrate being named in Good Beer Guide (opens the original)
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Landlords across the district are raising a glass after being included in latest edition of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. The book celebrates pubs that sell cask beer and the breweries that make them, with plenty of Newark and Sherwood venues among the 4,500 pubs to make the list. They include perennial favourites such as the Organ Grinder and Fox & Crown in Newark, Southwellâs Old Coach House, and a new addition to the lineup, The Prince Rupert in Newark. Others include the Milestone Brewery Tap
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