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Since 1854, the Newark Advertiser has been a weekly source of news for the residents of Newark and nearby communities. Our dedicated team of writers strives to keep readers updated on important local issues and delve into matters that resonate within the community. Our journalists are not only skilled but also part of the neighborhoods they report on. They aim to hold local authorities accountable, question prevailing thoughts, support transparency in justice, and also highlight the enjoyable aspects of life by covering community events and sharing engaging real-life stories.

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Sundown Adventureland named among UK’s top theme parks for 2025

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

A well-loved children’s theme park in Nottinghamshire has been ranked the 4th best theme park in the UK for children in 2025. According to new research from outdoor play specialists, Outdoor Toys, the Sundown Adventureland theme park in Rampton was ranked fourth among 10 other theme parks dedicated to children. The study, released ahead of the busy summer holidays, analysed everything from entry fees and the number of rides to hotel prices and TripAdvisor reviews.
What was making the news in the Newark Advertiser in 1925, 1975 and 2000

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Sharon Hodkin

The Advertiser has opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago. 25 years ago - June 16, 2000ABOVE: The murky depths of an underground wartime hospital have been revealed for the first time. The long-forgotten hospital stands 15ft under NSK/RHP’s Northern Road carpark in Newark. NSK/RHP firefighters Mark Mayfield and Eric Taylor were two of the first to go down since its entrances were sealed after the end of the second world war.
Beloved Reach Care colleague’s memory honoured with charity challenges in aid of Reach Learning Disability

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

Published: 05:00, 21 June 2025 A charity skydive and Tough Mudder are to raise money in memory of a much-loved care colleague. Reach Learning Disability’s community is to come together in a powerful show of support to raise funds for the service for adults with learning disabilities. It is in memory of Dave Frearson, who was a much-loved colleague from the charity’s auxiliary care service Reach Care.
Sherwood Forest Hospitals urges public to stay safe and hydrated during heatwave

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

With temperatures soaring, a hospital trust has urged the public to take ‘simple but vital’ steps to protect their health and the wellbeing of those most at risk. Sherwood Forest Hospitals’ warning comes as an amber heat health warning remains in place until Monday, with temperatures set to reach 30C in Nottinghamshire on Saturday (June 21).
Roman on Middlegate, Newark closes down

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

Published: 09:50, 20 June 2025 | Updated: 09:50, 20 June 2025 A ladies’ clothing store in the heart of town has officially closed down. The retail chain Roman, on 32 Middlegate, Newark, has had closing down signs on its windows for a few weeks, but it has now closed its doors for good. The shop was one of the last remaining ladies’ clothing shops in Newark town centre. The store sign has already been removed, and the inside has been emptied.
New art exhibiton to launch this weekend at Narrowly Newark, on Wood Street, Newark

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

An narrow alleyway in Newark turned art gallery will see a community exhibition focused on art, nature, and wellbeing hosted there this weekend. Narrowly Newark, on Wood Street, is run by artists, photographers and poets Sasha Silberman-Hanks and Callum Harrison. Over June 22 and 23, the gallery will see the launch of the duo’s next exhibition, focused on where creativity meets nature, with a strong focus on mental health.
What do people in Newark think of the NHS financial boost announced in the Spending Review 2025?

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser heard people’s views on the NHS as a system following the announcement of a government financial boost. The Spending Review 2025, which was published on June 11, set out the government’s plans to invest £29 billion in annual NHS day-to-day spending from 2023-24 to 2028-29. Following the announcement, the Advertiser asked people across town about their experiences with the NHS and their thoughts on the financial boost.
Judge expected to return verdict for ‘breeding manager’ Edward Swindells in animal welfare trial for Brant Broughton-based puppy business Little Rascals

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Eloise Gilmore

The verdict is expected to be given tomorrow (June 20) for a man accused causing unnecessary suffering to dogs at breeding business. Edward Swindells, 50, of The Clays, Brant Broughton, faces multiple counts of causing unnecessary suffering to dogs and breaching their duty to ensure their welfare — through failing to provide veterinary attention, emotional and behavioural needs, and adequate housing for the dogs.
Aldi considers Balderton, Ollerton, Radcliffe-on-Trent and Beeston as top priority areas for its store expansion in Nottinghamshire

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

Locations across the area are considered as top priority areas as a discount supermarket chain is on the lookout for a new store location in Nottinghamshire. The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket — Aldi — has invited the public to suggest areas most in need of their store, as part of its rapid UK expansion plans. Following thousands of suggestions, the information will be used to help shape the store's search for the years ahead.
Salvation Army Shop on Brisbane Court, Balderton to open for its first-ever Saturday

1 week ago | newarkadvertiser.co.uk | Marta Tavares

A charity shop that also serves as a meeting place and social hub for the community will be opening its doors for its first-ever Saturday. The Salvation Army Charity Shop on Brisbane Court, Balderton, will be open this Saturday (June 21) for the first time and the team is hoping to be able to do so for the foreseeable future. The shop, run by volunteers, will be open from 9am until 1pm.