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The was the warning issued at a district council planning committee when discussing plans for a second Downtown designer outlet in Grantham.

They are looking for chefs, restaurant and bar teams, housekeepers, gardeners and maintenance workers, on full and part-time contracts.

Newark's Travelodge is the group’s 585th hotel. The 66-room property is located at Beaumond Cross.

Plans include proposals to widen St Mark’s Lane between Stodman Street and Lombard Street to create more public space and better accessibility.

Newark could soon have a place to dine and drink cocktails in one of the town’s most historical buildings.

Young people at risk of long-term unemployment are being encouraged to apply for new roles created as part of a new government programme.

Melanie Slack of Sweetpea Flowers by Design and Bonnie Mitchell of Laney's Lettering are set to open their doors tomorrow (Tuesday).

The mutual has offered its workers a more relaxed approach following the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic.

The IASTI is now accepting applications for its September 2021 intake, just days after funding was agreed by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in his budget.

Schools should have a phased return but are not going to because the government has problems, says a senior officer of the National Education Union.

Award-winning Renault Trucks dealer RHCV has a new 20,000ft site on the A1 at Tuxford, which will be operational in late April.

A supermarket is set to open inside The Range in Newark next month.

A number of apprentices at Newark and Sherwood District Council are celebrating after securing permanent roles.

Global plaster and gypsum company Saint-Gobain Formula is ensuring its apprentices are flexibly skilled for the future.

One of Newark's remaining major clothing brands could move online, with every store closing.

The boss of the chain, which has a store on Victoria Street, Newark, said it was a thank-you for their efforts during the pandemic.

Yorkshire Trading, on Middlegate, was supposed to be closing back in October, having placed closing down sale signs in and outside the unit.

Charity shop White Rose, which has a store on Bridge Street, Newark, will welcome shoppers to another on Stodman Street.

The awards dinner was due to take place in June but was postponed because of coronavirus. A virtual ceremony will now take place, hosted by Collab.

Several retailers in Newark have vowed to give their store workers a much-needed break over Christmas.