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Newark and Sherwood District Council is working with partners to conduct a herbicide-free maintenance trial in Southwell.

A just-launched competition is offering teachers the chance to win a free trip to the National Civil War Centre for up to 60 pupils! Celebrating the release of brand-new Key Stage 2 learning resources ‘Upside Down World’, the contest simply asks teachers to try out the materials and share photos of their class enjoying them, or examples of their work.

The enthusiasm and kindness of local residents, groups and charities, as well as the work of Newark and Sherwood District Council’s Resettlement Team, was lauded at Monday’s Policy and Performance Improvement Commitment.

Zero Waste Week is back for another year. Newark and Sherwood District Council is encouraging residents to reconsider the waste they generate, and we are here to help you navigate through this.

A new online facility has been launched by Newark and Sherwood District Council today, giving District Council tenants a quick and easy way to report a repair and book their own appointment.

A wealth of cultural attractions around Newark will be opening their doors for free and holding special events over the next few weeks, all as part of the national Heritage Open Days scheme.

Sign up and support a good cause today and not only will you be with the chance of winning weekly cash prizes of up to £25,000, but if you enter before Saturday 30 September, you will be in with the chance of winning a £1,500 IKEA gift card, all for just £1 a week!

Stage 4 of the prestigious Tour of Britain returns to Nottinghamshire on Wednesday 6 September 2023. We’re delighted to announce that Newark and Sherwood District will be hosting both the start and finish of stage 4 of the world-famous Tour of Britain cycle race.

If you work 9-5 and need to contact an organisation it can be really frustrating if the only time they are open is when you are at work.

Earlier this summer, Newark Town Hall invited local schools to join in with an architectural competition in memory of the Town Hall's architect, John Carr. Students were given an architectural drawing of the Town Hall's ground floor and invited to let their imaginations run wild while redesigning the upper floors.