Newark and Sherwood District Council has helped deliver more than £5.7 million of investment into local communities, businesses, skills, green spaces, sports facilities and high streets through two major government-funded grant programmes.
Businesses in Newark and Sherwood can access FREE expert advice to help them grow, strengthen their plans and build resilience as part of a Newark and Sherwood District Council initiative.
The Market Place in Newark is rich in history and well loved by everyone, but as with every marketplace and high street across the country, footfall is down and times are challenging. The District Council and our partners remain committed to doing what we can to help.
A Newark man has been convicted for repeatedly breaching a Community Protection Notice (CPN), with the Court also granting a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) to help prevent further anti-social behaviour.
Newark and Sherwood District Council and Nottinghamshire Police have secured a Court Undertaking from a Blidworth resident following sustained concerns about nuisance and antisocial behaviour affecting local residents and the wider community.
From festivals and outdoor theatre to family days out and unique cultural experiences, Newark and Sherwood is set for a packed summer of events in 2026. And the easiest way to discover what’s happening in the area is through Newark and Sherwood District Council’s official events website.
Newark and Sherwood District Council, working in partnership with Nottinghamshire Police, has successfully obtained a two-year injunction against Jamie Murr following a prolonged period of antisocial behaviour that has negatively impacted residents and communities across the district.
Newark and Sherwood District Council have approved tougher fixed penalties for fly-tipping and waste-related offences as part of its ongoing commitment to keeping the district clean and safe for residents, businesses and visitors.
Selected properties in the Farndon Road area of Newark are being offered funded flood resilience measures as part of a new partnership initiative designed to reduce the impact of future flooding.
Primary school children from across Newark and Sherwood have been stepping into real-life scenarios as part of a multi-agency programme designed to help them understand how to stay safe in a range of everyday situations.
