WarrenHillTunnel:The19th-CenturyEngineeringFeatThatLetTrainsRunUnderNewmarket'sSacredGallops
Top stories
The week, by our editorsSee all
💼 BusinessTattersalls: How a Former Stud Groom's Hyde Park Corner Start-Up Became a £433 Million Newmarket Institution
⚽ SportFlorence Nagle: The 'Mrs Pankhurst of Racing' Who Sued the Jockey Club and Opened Racing to Women
Fred Archer: The Tin Man of Newmarket and Racing's Tragic Champion
Newmarket Magazine
Newmarket Magazine is part of the Magazine.ad publishing network, bringing together local news, events, business stories, community updates and positive news from across Newmarket and the wider East of England area. Our editorial team works with local contributors, organisations and businesses to publish stories that matter to people who live and work in Newmarket, Suffolk.
Every day we cover what's happening locally: community initiatives and good news, openings and changes on the high street, events and what's on, local business updates, and the people shaping life in Newmarket. Whether you're a long-time resident, new to the area, or simply curious about Newmarket, Newmarket Magazine is written to keep you connected to your community.
Have a story about Newmarket? Newmarket Magazine welcomes contributions from residents, community groups and local businesses. Submit your story through Magazine.ad and our editors will review it for publication — local voices are what make local news worth reading.
Warren Hill Tunnel: The 19th-Century Engineering Feat That Let Trains Run Under Newmarket's Sacred Gallops
Tattersalls: How a Former Stud Groom's Hyde Park Corner Start-Up Became a £433 Million Newmarket Institution
Florence Nagle: The 'Mrs Pankhurst of Racing' Who Sued the Jockey Club and Opened Racing to Women
Fred Archer: The Tin Man of Newmarket and Racing's Tragic Champion
Devil's Dyke: The Anglo-Saxon Earthwork Crossing Newmarket Heath
Subscribe to Newmarket Magazine
Get Newmarket Magazine direct to your inbox to stay up to date with local news in Newmarket.
Got a tip from your corner of Newmarket Magazine?
Local stories matter. Send us photos, tip-offs and first-person accounts — every submission is reviewed by an editor within 24 hours.