10:10am Thu May 10, 2012
AMONG the many successful companies in Newark over the years, one stands out for its prominent and enduring role. Whether in the guise of Ransome and Marles, RHP, or NSK, the ball bearing manufacturer has been at the heart of Newark life for more than a century.
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Thousands lined the streets of Newark on Sunday to watch dozens of local groups and organisations take part in the carnival parade.
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3:25pm Thu Jan 26, 2012

Although the building at 1 Farndon Road, Newark, had, in recent years, been used as a tuck shop, it was used by Redmond Cafferata in the 19th Century as the stopping place for his gypsum railway wagons to be counted before they were unloaded on to barges on the canal.

Because of this it forms an important part of Newark’s industrial heritage.

Having recently lost the sawmill near Longstone Bridge to a ‘tidying up’ exercise, I would like to see Cafferata’s Crossing House retained and repaired, with information available, possibly in the Sconce Visitor Centre, about its original purpose.

— ANN BORRILL, Newark (Full address supplied).

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