Business

As part of the restructuring process, Morrisons will create 4,000 shop floor roles.

A man has been treated for injuries after a crash involving two vehicles.

Owners Tom and Sandra Carr returned from Scotland recently to find that the hotel was listed as closed, according to search engine Google.

After the success of last year’s Newark Business Awards, the event is returning for 2020 ­— and we need your help to make this year even better.

Simon Richardson, despite having no pets himself, said after the ‘absolutely horrific’ act he had to do something to help.

Severn Trent has made £10m funding available for community groups and projects over the next five years.

Bad weather has delayed Newark's floating pub, the Castle Barge, from having important repairs carried out.

Newark Youth Trust was set up in 1994, funded by cash and shares from the closed Newark Boys’ Club.

The Salvation Army, Newark Baptist Church, and Newark and Sherwood District Council joined forces to offer the shelter.

Keith Girling, a trustee of the BNA Charity, presented the cheque to Wendy Walton-Towle of the scouts.

Lindon, on Marsh Lane, North Muskham, has a versatile layout with approximately 3,300sq ft of living space.

Proposals include plans to demolish an existing building for the development of four one-bedroom flats.

Beaumond House received a cheque for £1,275 from Air Products PLC, a global industrial products company.

Roger Jackson, leisure and environment committee chairman, said he thought it was time the centre came under the district council's management.

The Castle Barge, moored on Town Wharf, is to be closed on Monday for up to six weeks as the boat needs to be re-plated

Nominations open next week for this year's Newark Business Awards, run by the Advertiser.

The closure of Superdrug was described as worrying by Kerri Saxby, who is the chairman of Newark Business Club.

Proposed plans build a £28m animal rendering factory will produce a bad smell and put visitors off, claimed a business owner.

Nicola Burley, chief executive of the Newark Emmaus Trust, was ecstatic to receive the huge donation.

The community group that brings together those who are hard of hearing has been given a new lease of life.