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Last night, Newark and Sherwood District Council’s Cabinet voted to install the Kiddey Stones outside of Castle House on Great North Road in Newark.

A popular building in Newark Town Centre will be given a new lease of life as the District Council hopes to convert the empty unit into a community space.

At this week’s Cabinet meeting of Newark and Sherwood District Council, proposals were agreed for the future development of the Council’s Brunel Drive depot site, Farrar Close and the glass recycling facility at the Lorry Park.

A project to increase tree coverage in one of Newark and Sherwood’s least green areas is being supported by the District Council.

Saturday 7 December is Small Business Saturday across the UK and Newark and Sherwood District Council and its partners are doing all they can to support local independent businesses during this vital period.

Local toddlers and their adults have been enjoying free mornings of play at the National Civil War Centre’s Mini Museum all year and there are now just two sessions left for 2024.

Saturday 7 December is Small Business Saturday across the UK and Newark and Sherwood District Council and its partners are doing all they can to support local independent businesses during this vital period.

A couple living in the rural village of Kneesall have been served with an injunction prohibiting them from using or threatening to use violence against people living in the village.

Newark and Sherwood District Council is proud to relaunch its FREE tree scheme, which has given more than 14,400 trees to residents and community groups over the past five years. This has been a hugely successful project with residents, community groups and Parish Councils getting involved to enhance the environment and inspire future generations.

With winter here again, Newark and Sherwood District Council is committed to continuing its efforts to work with local towns and parishes which are at risk of flooding.