In common with so many of Newmarket’s historic stable yards, Lagrange stables in Snailwell Road has changed little in appearance in more than 100 years.
A Newmarket car dealer has been jailed for four years after scamming customers out of more than £30,000.
Work has begun to improve a Newmarket road close to the recently installed statute of the Queen, following complaints by town councillors.
Grand National hero Bob Champion, who conquered cancer to win the toughest race of them all, is appealing to Journal readers for help.
Young members of a club set up to honour the Newmarket-born Second World War codebreaker Bill Tutte got to know more about the science of the racehorses when they visited the town’s National Heritage Centre for Horseracing and Sporting Art.
Racing has been remembering former Newmarket-based champion apprentice jockey Bryn Crossley, who died recently at his home in Spain aged 59.
The inquiry which will determine whether the much-used Weatherby foot crossing over Newmarket’s railway will stay open will now be held in the town.
Santander UK has officially opened its newly designed and refurbished branch in Ely.
Town councillors have given their backing to a design project to improve the area around Newmarket’s clock tower.
Waitrose is installing automatic number plate recognition cameras at its Newmarket store because, it says, customers are finding it hard to find spaces.
As the government appointed a minister to help tackle the loneliness suffered by an estimated nine million people across the country, Newmarket-based charity Racing Welfare has launched its own initiative to help racing staff cope with what has been called a ‘social epidemic’.
Less than six months after the future of Newmarket Gym Club hung in the balance – after it had been told it had to quit its base at the town’s former Scaltback Middle School – its 170 members have been celebrating in their new headquarters.
The Great Run Local, a popular running initiative aimed at improving community fitness is under starters’ orders in Newmarket.
A new forum for private landlords in the Newmarket and Mildenhall areas is set to have its first meeting at the end of this month.
Newmarket Town councillors have agreed to back the town’s tourism initiative to the tune of £5,000 a year for the next three years.
The report commissioned by Forest Heath District Council into the feasibility of having a cinema in Newmarket has been completed and is now being looked at in detail by the authority.
Staff at a Stetchworth nursery have been celebrating after it was named one of the best in the country at training and development.
A council’s multi-million pound investment in a solar farm appears to be paying dividends.
Shaun Whiter, who lost both his legs in a hit-and-run accident, is closer to pursuing his Paralympic dreams after being selected for a prestigious training programme.
Six members of a book club at Carlton had a taste of what it is like to sleep rough when they camped out in the parish church to raise money for the homeless.
