Holdens Building Newark Town Hall The Ossington Bridge over River Trent Governor's House Old White Hart
       

Dates for your Diary

May 23

Staunton Hall Evening Visit - meet at the Hall on Thursday 23rd May, 6.00pm for a conducted tour. Please note the earlier start time and booking essential as numbers are limited to 25. Contact Michael Hawes 01636 611349.

June 27

Staythorpe Power Station Evening Visit - meet at the gatehouse just past the railway station for a conducted tour on Thursday 27th June, 7.15pm for a 7.30 start. NB Sensible flat footwear and trousers must be worn.

July 18

Special Lecture Organised by The Thoroton Society Thursday 18th July, 7.30pm at Newark Town Hall - Michael Wood, Broadcaster and Historian on "Laxton & Kibworth: a Story of England". Tickets £12 and Booking essential - detail on Events Page.

Welcome

       

Newark Civic Trust is a society for people who share an interest in environmental matters, with a specific concern for the built environment of Newark and its surrounding villages.

Our aim is to safeguard the area’s heritage without frustrating its future development. Thus, whilst we defend its historic buildings, we also encourage new, imaginative, high quality developments that enhance its beauty, prestige and vitality. We also campaign to get authorities to act when necessary to counter the effects of graffiti, litter and vandalism.

We take an active interest in planning issues, and the District Council invites our comments on all proposals that affect properties in the Newark Conservation Area as well as any major developments beyond that zone.

In order to help safeguard important buildings from deterioration, our volunteers run Conservation Watch and we also maintain our own Buildings at Risk Register.

We warmly welcome new members and encourage everyone’s involvement in our various activities.

 
Striving to improve the quality of our built environment and the community
Our new publication: Newark Civic Trust Magazine