Business

A garden centre is aiming to light up the community’s Christmas with a giveaway.

A classical ballet school has expanded into a new venue to welcome more students to dance classes.

Following on from last week’s Budget, Simon Shaw of Duncan & Toplis looks at what this might mean for local businesses.

A much-loved quirky tearoom will be returning to the heart of Newark after being forced to close doors in September.

Commuters travelling north up the A1 now have a new place to stop and take a break as an international coffee chain opened its new services.

A mill, pet store and garden supplies centre will cease trading next year, with its staff set to move to a new pet retailer opening in the village.

A Newark fish and chip shop is a step closer to being named among the top takeaways in the country for a second year in a row.

A quirky coffee shop based on a popular fictional character is set to open doors at a village’s craft centre.

More than 100 years of heating engineering has come to an end in Newark as the UK branch of an international company has ceased production.

Vinyl of all genres is to be on sale in the town centre as AA Record Fairs returns to the Buttermarket for a third time.

Ahead of its reopening to the public, a historic town centre business is applying for an alcohol licence.

Changes to inheritance tax announced in the Budget will ‘cripple’ family farms, a Lincolnshire farmer has warned.

A survey has shown how trusted, local journalism needs to have a sustainable financial footing in an era dominated by social media misinformation.

Council and business leaders have described the Labour Government’s budget as a “tough” one for businesses.

A much-loved toy retailer is set to return to Newark’s high street next weekend.

A home decor and giftware retailer is branching out into the American market after settling into its new life in a village business park.

A council’s finance boss says he has “absolute confidence” that it will avoid the need to declare effective bankruptcy despite a widened budget gap.

An award-winning butchers which has been established for over 40 years is bringing Harrods quality to the county.

‘Delighted’ Mayor Claire Ward believes plans for the Government to confirm a £160million Investment Zone scheme will help ‘turbo-charge’ the economy.

A new fast food restaurant will open in Newark today, bringing an old favourite to the town centre.