For centuries, the Major Oak has stood at the heart of Sherwood Forest, a living bridge between the past and present. This ancient giant, with a canopy stretching nearly 92 feet and a trunk measuring 33 feet around, has always been more than a tree. It has been a landmark, a gathering place, and a keeper of stories.
A brand-new way to explore one of the East Midland’s most unique destinations has arrived, as Newark and Sherwood District Council launches its new official tourism website, Visit Newark and Sherwood: www.visitnewarkandsherwood.co.uk
A number of major regeneration projects across Newark and Sherwood are continuing to make progress, including key developments in Newark, Ollerton and Clipstone.
Councils have today submitted their preferred option for Local Government Reorganisation (LGR), setting out a bold vision for the future of local governance across the region.
Councils have today published their preferred option for Local Government Reorganisation (LGR), setting out a bold vision for the future of local governance across the region.
At a meeting of the Full Council last night (Tuesday 15 July), Newark and Sherwood District Council members approved a significant step forward in shaping the future of local government.
