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The black-tie ceremony is due to take place at Newark Showground on October 22.

The Newark MP has warned the public to stick to coronavirus guidance after eight cases were reported at the Bakkavor Dessert Factory on Jessop Way.

High street tech retailer Dixons Carphone is to cut 800 jobs after a decision to change the way its stores are managed.

The application would have seen sustainable wigwam campsite created for horse riders and tourists.

WH Smith is planning to cut up to 1,500 jobs as bosses said its recovery from the Covid-19 lockdown has been “slow”.

The chain's Newark branch only re-opened last week since temporarily closing on March 23 in line with government guidelines.

The district council is appealing for witnesses after the flowers were ripped from the planters on Bridge Street and Cartergate overnight on Sunday.

The property, on Beacon Hill Road, has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and five reception rooms, as well as a sun lounge and two cellars.

All three of its shops closed in March in line with government guidance in response to covid-19.

Chris Laywood received a National House-Building Council Pride in the Job Quality Award for his excellence in site management the development.

The company behind plans to re-open the venue have said the proposal focuses on food and entertainment for the family, rather than being a nightclub.

Jade Chapman, community champion for Morrisons Newark, said due to coronavirus, the shop had been without its in-store CLIC Sargent fundraising tins.

Corn Exchange Newark Ltd wants to bring together a multitude of concepts, tastes and brands for the Castlegate venue.

James Gillespie, of Cleveland Square, Newark, was arrested on Thursday as part of a cross-border investigation into the theft of 11 vehicles.

Newark will have another shop in which they can purchase health and beauty products, as several job notices were posted in store's window.

Major plans that could provide 600 students with educational pathways into the construction industry have been announced.

The winners in the ten categories will be announced at a ceremony later this year.

Ambitious plans for Newark have been submitted as it becomes one of the first to bid for up to £25m funding from the government.

The country’s first International Air and Space Institute is ready for take-off in Newark, the Advertiser can exclusively reveal.

Plans have been drawn up for a major new John Deere dealership at a growing business park on the outskirts of the town.