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Car parking charges will be re-instated in Newmarket’s council car parks from Monday.
Jean Parton, the former head of Newmarket Hospital’s maternity unit, has died at the age of 88.
Newmarket High Street could have a follow-the-arrows system for shoppers similar to that being used in supermarkets.
A plan which could see the renovation of Newmarket eyesore Queensbury Lodge and the building of new town centre homes, has been unveiled.
Employees of Sheikh Mohammed’s Godolphin racing organisation are doing their bit to raise money for local Covid-19 charities.
The £8 million project to renovate Newmarket’s iconic Rutland Arms Hotel is now well under way as these stunning aerial shots show.
If you spotted Sonic the Hedgehog pounding the pavements of Newmarket recently then you weren’t dreaming.
The Newmarket Festival Covid 19 Fund has paid for 21 laptops for students struggling to access work set by their school Newmarket Academy.
A glass pane fell from the main grandstand at Newmarket, shattering on the empty seats below as horse racing returned to the Rowley Mile.
Newmarket’s Citizens’ Advice Bureau is set to get new offices in nearby Foley House, which is going to be refurbished.
Magistrates have been told how a 13-year-old boy terrorised residents of Soham with a spree of offending.
Course bosses have urged people to stay away from the Rowley Mile racecourse which will be staging the first two Classics of the season.
A Soham lecturer has been helping to comfort those suffering with Covid-19 through artwork created with an online group.
Newmarket-based charity Racing Welfare has smashed the £50,000 fundraising target it set for its singing talent contest the Furlong Factor.
Work is under way on an £80,000 extension at St Margaret’s Church in Chippenham.
A Red Lodge couple are set to lose more than £8,000 after they were issued an ‘unfair’ ultimatum by their wedding venue.
Volunteers with Newmarket Churches Together have been packing up food parcels for local families struggling during the current virus crisis.
The new film is the work of racing journalist David Yates, who used the Newmarket Journal archive for some of his research.
Town and district councillor Michael Anderson has been using his spray painting skills to raise money for the Newmarket Covid-19 Fund.
Newmarket Racecourses and the Jockey Club are keen to ensure residents are aware of measures in place that will affect those who use the Heath.
