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Newark and Sherwood District Council, in partnership with the Lincoln College Group, celebrated the successful return of the Future First Careers Expo on Thursday, 13 November, at the Newark Showground.

Letter from Councillor Paul Peacock, Leader of Newark and Sherwood District Council to Councillor Mick Barton, Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council.  

Due to the ongoing severe weather forecast, Newark and Sherwood District Council has activated the Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) and will remain in effect until Friday (21 November) morning. We are continuously monitoring and assessing the weather conditions on a daily basis.

Celebrate the festive season with a unique historical twist at the National Civil War Centre in Newark. “A Merry Noyse at Christmas” promises an enchanting evening of music, merriment, and tradition, bringing the sounds and stories of Christmas past to life.

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.

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.

Newark and Sherwood District Council has unveiled its new Sustainable Economic Growth Strategy, a forward-looking five-year plan developed to unlock the district’s potential, tackle long-standing challenges, and create a more resilient local economy.

Newark will soon see the benefits from substantial new investment as part of the Government’s £5 billion Pride in Place (PiP) Programme.

A new partnership strategy to help shape the future of nature and its recovery in Nottinghamshire has been formally launched.

The National Civil War Centre in Newark invites visitors to explore one of the most fascinating periods in British history. Open Tuesdays to Saturdays, 10am – 4pm, the Centre offers an immersive experience that sweeps you into a remarkable story of superstitions, sibling rivalry, and seismic change that shaped the country we live in today. And it is completely free for Newark and Sherwood residents!