Newark and Sherwood District Council has received additional funding from the UK Government’s Local Regeneration Fund, subject to cabinet approval. Newark Town Board, who are the recipients of the government funding, has allocated the additional money to the District Council to invest into the Newark Castle Gatehouse Project, enabling the scheme to be completed and ensure the long-term protection of one of the town's most important historic landmarks.

Newark Castle has announced its ticket prices for its planned reopening in summer 2027 following an ambitious programme of restoration and improvement works.

For nearly 900 years, Newark Castle has stood watch over the River Trent, shaping and being shaped by England’s history. In this newly researched talk by volunteers from the Gatehouse Project, explore the castle’s story from its medieval beginnings under Alexander the Magnificent and the dramatic final days of King John, through the upheaval of the Civil War and its later life as a Victorian pleasure garden. The talk also looks ahead, revealing the plans that will carry this iconic landmark confidently into the 21st century.

Students at Newark’s world-renowned School of Musical Instrument Crafts construct medieval musical instruments as part of their annual ‘Fiddle Race’ event.

The new website is launched - an insight into what visitors can expect to find when they explore the website.

A snapshot of the changes and events that have happened during the first four months of the Gatehouse Project transformation.

Today marks an exciting step forward in the Castle Gatehouse Project as steel beams are being installed on the first floor of the Gatehouse.

Recent investigations around Newark Castle have uncovered fascinating insights into its history, reshaping our understanding of the site’s evolution.

Visitors to Newark Castle this week may have spotted skilled masons working along the riverside wall as essential preservation efforts get underway.