Opinion

The Chancellor said our national debt was almost 100% of GDP, and that we needed to get our public finances in order.

In a May 5 article, Newark Sports Association plead with Newark And Sherwood District Council to stop development at Lincoln Road Playing Fields.

Words failed me at the pathetic sentences given to four people on the front of the Advertiser (Crime Gang Sentenced, September 9).

Councils are saying there will have to be a large increase in council tax next year.

So, Newark and Sherwood District Council, along with several other councils, are objecting to the Downtown shopping area.

Our editorial director defends the media after being accused of causing the panic buying of fuel.

A yellow weather warning has been issued for the Newark area.

Why are some diners insisting you can only eat outside if you order on an app?

The public overwhelmingly preferred a flyover scheme at the Newark cattle market island (Fly-over proposal preferred option for A46 Dualling).

The organiser of the ‘Normous Newark Autojumble at the showground on Sunday clearly didn’t expect so many visitors.

So, home-owners will face hefty fines if they do not replace their old gas boilers with expensive green alternatives, which can cost £10,000+.

Now we’re coming out of lockdown we still need to wear face masks in public and shops, wash hands and keep two metres apart.

I was saddened to hear of the senseless behaviour of an owl killing at Sconce and Devon Park (Operation Sets Sights On Wildlife Shootings, June 3).

Are you concerned over the amount of, or should I say, lack of, filling in Morrisons’ Market Street doughnuts?

An open letter to our MP, Robert Jenrick: The benefits of green space and exercise are well documented, both physical and for our mental well-being.

Newark started to die, over 20 years ago (Designer Outlet Could Kill Off Town Centre, Advertiser, May 6).

Pictures show the mountain of boxed broken rattan furniture found in a peculiar fly-tipping incident today.

Ben Bradley MP says he is uniquely placed to take Nottinghamshire's messages straight to government.

And he's a resident of Newark.

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