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He was without doubt one of the most talented sportsmen of his generation and, had he survived the war, would certainly have been a Champion jockey
Jack Glyde was just an ordinary boy from an ordinary family who had never ventured very far out of his home town
A Newmarket-born officer who had been in the thick of wartime action for four years was killed in France less than a month before the war ended
It was early on Monday, November 11, 1918, that news reached Newmarket that an armistice had been signed bringing to an end four years of war
Newmarket’s memorial gardens will close on Monday ready for the start of a refurbishment – costing £464,943 – which will take five months
Town councillors have convened a special meeting to decide whether to continue to object to a plan to build 400 homes at Hatchfield Farm
Newmarket’s former police station should be retained for community use not converted into flats, according to a town resident
One of Newmarket’s best known pubs is to be converted into an Islamic cultural centre
Newmarket primary school has become the first in East Anglia to have an eco-drainage scheme installed by Anglian Water
A project aimed at providing a hot meal for children whose families might struggle will launch on Wednesday
Campaigners battling to keep Newmarket’s much-used railway foot crossing open have won county council backing
MP Matt Hancock has thrown his weight behind Moulton villagers campaigning for a safe path so children can walk to school
Two schoolgirls from Mildenhall are donating their hair to the same charity as the Duchess of Cambridge
A decision as to whether Newmarket’s much-used Weatherby railway foot crossing will stay open looks unlikely to be made this year
A Newmarket father-of-three who suffers from a rare degenerative and debilitaing condition is hoping to turn the town purple next month
It was standing room only as a packed sale ring at Tattersalls watched a world-leading price paid for a yearling colt.
A plan to create a walkway from the High Street through to Newmarket’s national racing heritage centre at Palace House has been backed by councillors
Newmarket-trained Enable could become the first horse in 40 years to win back-to-back runnings of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Town trainer John Gosden is looking forward to a vintage renewal of the Darley Dewhurst Stakes with his unbeaten colt Too Darn Hot.
The ‘unparallelled generosity’ of Sheikh Mohammed to Newmarket is to be recognised by the town council
