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Fantastic family activities have now entertained almost 2000 people this summer at the National Civil War Centre. And there are still a few weeks left to enjoy the fun as their Playhem! activities run until Saturday 2 September, with free entry for Newark and Sherwood residents.

Newark and Sherwood District Council’s near £350,000 investment into play park improvements has begun as work starts on Bridge Community Centre Park.

Following some enquiries from the public regarding a noise complaint that has been made against an establishment in Newark, Newark and Sherwood District Council is issuing guidance for residents who would like to understand the process and what the District Council’s role is in investigating complaints.

Newark and Sherwood District Council is urging residents to use electric bikes and electric scooters safely amid concerns over a rise in fatalities, injuries and fire damage.

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Newark and Sherwood District Council’s Porfolio Holder for Public Protection and Community Relations is calling for Nottinghamshire Highways to look at options for bollards or another measure along one of Newark’s major pedestrian zones.

On Friday 28 July, the roads in Newark town centre were filled with the spectacle of cycle races from the inclusive community ride which saw riders of all ages take part through to the women’s and men’s elite races later in the evening.

Local young people dreaming of a creative career may find that ambition a little easier to achieve thanks to a grant that’s just reopened for applications. The Palace Theatre Newark’s Our Past Your Future Fund was set up for the Theatre’s centenary in 2020 to give back to the community which has supported it over 100 years and to ensure its legacy of championing the arts in Newark continues in future generations.

Hot on the heels of being shortlisted for the national Family Friendly Museum Award, Newark’s National Civil War Centre has secured its status as the place to be this summer by launching a packed programme of events for all ages.

Newark Creates is bringing the town to life this summer with a range of fantastic family activities which are all free to enjoy.