The Air and Space Institute, opening in 2024, will be built on the former Cattle Market site in Newark
Dreams of a new state-of-the-art airspace training facility in Newark are beginning to become reality, as construction gets underway for the £15.4 million Lincoln College Group project.
The ASI will be built at the former Cattle Market site in Newark. | Photo: Ellis Karran for The LincolniteIt was part of nine priority projects as part of the Newark Town Investment Plan, developed by the Newark Town Board to regenerate the town centre and boost internal business. It is expected to be a huge boost for both Newark’s education sector and its local economy. | Photo: Ellis Karran for The LincolniteHe said: “This new HQ for the Air and Space Institute will be an iconic landmark for Newark as people enter the town. It’s also hugely exciting for our current and future students, who’ll be training to be pilots and engineers in the civil and military aviation and space industries.
“This new facility will be truly world-class and attract students from all over the UK. This brings investment, new resources and a huge boost to existing and emerging businesses in Newark. A vast space for a new state-of-the-art educational facility. | Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite
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