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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.

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.

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.

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.

Business owners and managers across Newark and Sherwood can now have confidential one-to-one conversations about the support available to help them thrive through the District Council’s new Business Support Hub.

Work has started to transform the shop front of a Newark town centre business, operating in a Grade II listed building, to the early 20th century thanks to funding from Historic England and Newark and Sherwood District Council.

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.

Council tenants and leaseholders can further shape their local community with Newark and Sherwood District Council’s new Community Link Groups.

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.