Many residents in the town say they will be sad to see another business lost
Nottinghamshire residents say they are "surprised" that Wetherspoon will be closing a popular town centre pub. .
When asked her thoughts on the closure, retired Tessa Bailie, 70, of Newark, said: "I think it's very sad. We have had meals in there and all sorts."Sometimes the tables outside can get a bit rowdy and people don't like that corner which is a shame as there are other nice cafes there. We went to Liverpool the other week and there were six Wetherspoon pubs there."
"There's nothing that makes that different to the Marston's up at the roundabout. Why would I come into town for this when there's something the same within walking distance?"
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