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When the huge LAMMA show was held in Newark, effective traffic management was always discussed at length.
With regard to the letter about being refused to be allowed to pay council tax in cash, I have always paid in cash in shops if they give a choice.
According to the article Hate Crime Reported As Cyclist Barges Blind Man, a blind man can’t walk his guide dog around Newark.
It seems the government hasn’t learnt that telling people not to panic buy has precisely the opposite effect.
I am not against a supermarket in Southwell but this proposed site would be putting the area at further risk of flooding.
Words failed me at the pathetic sentences given to four people on the front of the Advertiser (Crime Gang Sentenced, September 9).
It has been said “climate is what you expect, weather is what you actually get” but we are terrible at remembering historic weather.
Sainsburys is seeking permission to build a supermarket on the edge of Southwell. They say it will be good for the town — I wonder, will it?
I read with interest of the opening of a community hub at Chatham Court, Albert Street, Newark.
Could I appeal to your readers for help in tracing two friends?
How absurd the council is looking to chop down trees and tear up green space to create a few extra car parking spaces.
I read Mr Southgate’s letter, Green Energy Questioned with interest as a good example of the pocketful of mumbles that I mentioned in my letter.
Addressing the traffic jams on the roads circuiting Newark is long overdue and welcome (We’re Working On It, Advertiser, September 2).
If anything proved the need for more work to be done on Newark’s roads, then Friday was it.
Newark has come into its own as a result of the pandemic, the loosening of regulations of serving food outside and efforts made to revive the market.
Readers are possibly conscious of the inquiry against two well-known Bingham councillors John Stockwood and Francis Purdue-Horan.
I have just renewed my home energy contract and am astonished by the increase in cost, much of which is hidden green tariffs.
I find the shabby treatment of Simmos by our elected representatives an absolute disgrace. They never reply to our letters, emails or phone calls.
Mr T. Fox is right to bring the Election Bill to our notice (Democracy Fear, News Views August 12).
A poetic tribute, written in 2001, for the approaching 20th anniversary of 9/11.
