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LEARN MOREI was thrilled to be able to take my three granddaughters to Newark Palace Theatre and to enjoy a fantastic pantomime.
This government has money to throw away.
Thank you to all involved in the Newark Poppy Appeal.
Why do people find it so difficult to wear face masks properly? The clue is the name.
We are now back to wearing masks. Are we going back to square one?
A very good article by reporter Connor Thompson on up-and-coming future star Rebecca Richards (Pro Ambitions One Step Closer, Advertiser, December 9).
It may be time to re-assess the significance of COP26 billing as humanity’s last chance to achieve the goal of limiting warming to 1.5C.
I have no maths certificates but is there something wrong with this argument?
Changes Planned To Road Repair Strategy (Advertiser, November 18) stated the council will move towards permanent road replacement repairs.
I wish to write in praise of Newark’s light festival and market at the weekend.
With regard to the Minster View story Dismay At Home Closure Proposal (Advertiser, December 9).
The letter (Return Green Space, News Views) fails to mention the district council's purchase of the land had the support of Newark Sports Association.
I am not sure which parallel universe Dr Thilan Bartholomeuz inhabits, it sounds an incredible place.
In response to the letter from C. Watson, of Newark, I will come to the defence of Greta Thunberg.
Praise indeed to the Advertiser and the articles with regard to accessibility to GPs, especially the interview with Dr Thilan Bartholomeuz.
I was amazed (incredulous actually) to read that 49% of patients got a GP appointment the same day or next.
I don’t think it right that pedestrians should be on the same surface as mature, able cyclists.
My wife’s birthday was on Monday, November 22, but she was upset when she only received half the birthday cards she was expecting.
Despite councillors going on about revitalising the area, they have obtained these vehicles from the other side of the country.
I thought the comments made by residents regarding problems with the postal service were generous (Promise To End Postal Problems).