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Families are invited to discover Newark’s past in a fresh and playful way as the National Civil War Centre and Newark Town Hall Museum and Art Gallery launch a joint LEGO® Trail, running from Saturday 14 February to Saturday 18 April 2026.

Residents are being encouraged to recycle their garden waste responsibly by signing up to the District Council’s garden recycling service, which is now open for registrations for the 2026/27 year.

Newark and Sherwood District Council has this week launched a new partnership with 3GS, an environmental enforcement company, to further strengthen efforts to keep local streets, parks and public spaces clean and safe.

Today, the government has launched a consultation on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, and everyone can take part. Nottingham and Nottinghamshire councils are encouraging residents, organisations and partners including police, NHS and education providers to have their say on the Government led statutory consultation as part of the ongoing proposals for LGR in the area.

A brand-new CCTV control room dedicated solely to Newark and Sherwood is set to open at the start of April. It will bring major improvements to how incidents are identified, monitored, and responded to across the district.

The Newark Town Board, working with Newark and Sherwood District Council, has announced the opening of funding opportunities as part of the UK Government’s Pride in Place Programme (PiPP), marking the start of an expected decade-long investment of £19.5 million into the town.

Newark and Sherwood District Council is encouraging more residents to make the switch to Council Tax e-billing ahead of this year’s annual billing period, highlighting the convenience, reliability and environmental benefits of receiving bills electronically.

An awe-inspiring Knife Angel sculpture, made from over 100,000 seized blades, will be travelling to Newark as part of the UK National Youth Anti-Violence Tour.

Newark and Sherwood District Council and Newark Town Council led a small ceremony today to honour the victims of genocide as part of Holocaust Memorial Day. The remembrance service was held at the Irena Sendler statue on London Road in Newark.

An independent Corporate Peer Review has concluded that Newark and Sherwood District Council continues to deliver good services and focuses strongly on customer service and has been praised as positive, supportive and welcoming, despite increases in demand for its vital services.