Newark-on-Trent (England) Reviews

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Newest Review: ... there is to see. On the edge of the market stands the buttermarket aka the Town Hall,inside you will find a few shops and just recently the council has bought back small carts that are available to rent.Around the christmas period the inside of the buttermarket is beautifully lit. Of course a visit to Newark cannot be without a visit to the splendid Newark Castle.The remains of the castle stand next to the river making the perfect view.(ideally located next to the Newark Castle train station)For the history of the castle and how it once stood tall visit the gilstrap centre located next to the castle entrance.If you would like a m... more

Customer Newark-on-Trent (England) Reviews (2)

gothic+girl
Newark-on-Trent (England): Newark- small and historical (411 words)
by - written on 30/11/09 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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A Review of Newark... Newark is a small market town nestled away in Nottinghamshire,mainly known for its historic castle and market place (Roman cobble originally laid but has been took up,stones blunted and flattened to make it safer to walk on.....damn health and safety!!)Newark is a historic market town and the buildings that lace the market square date back to many eras. They are interesting and beautiful to look at and I feel that many people dont realise what splendid architecture there is to see. On the edge of the market stands the buttermarket aka the Town Hall,inside you will find a few shops and just recently the council has bought back ...  Read the complete review

englishrose
Newark on Trent : Try to forget what Jasper Carrott said abo ... (648 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 636 readings)
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Newark on Trent, known locally as simply Newark, is a town in the east of the county of Nottinghamshire. As the name implies, it sits on the River Trent, and is a mix of olde-worlde history and modern conveniences. Ideally situated for transport links, Newark is very close to the A1 and also hosts main link roads to Lincolnshire to its' east, and the west of Nottinghamshire. There is also a main route to the city of Nottingham which is around 15 miles away. Bus services to all these places run frequently from Newark town centre. Newark town centre has a range of the usual chain stores combined with some smaller local shops - there are several ...  Read the complete review

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