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Vacant space in historic Notts shopping centre to be brought back into use - Nottinghamshire Live

The council bought the vacant upper floor after market struggles and will lease it to a voluntary group, aiding town centre revitalisation and maximising key property value.

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Situated behind Newark’s Town Hall, the Grade I-listed Buttermarket first opened in 1884

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Vacant space in historic shopping centre to be brought back into use

A vacant space in a 19th-century indoor market building is being brought back into use.

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Vacant space in historic Notts shopping centre to be brought back into use - Nottinghamshire Live

Situated behind Newark’s Town Hall, the Grade I-listed Buttermarket first opened in 1884

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Historic Buttermarket gets new tenant for vacant first floor

A vacant space in a 19th-century indoor market building in Newark is being brought back into use. Situated behind Newark’s Town Hall, the Grade 1 listed Buttermarket first opened in 1884 as an indoor market. Newark Buttermarket and Royal Exchange is now owned and managed in partnership by Newark and Sherwood District Council and Newark […]

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West Bridgford Wire broke the news in on Monday, February 23, 2026.
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