Opinion

I read Jonno Lee’s letter in the Advertiser and would like to reply to his question about anti-social behaviour in the town.

This reader writes about the Newark MPs campaign to reinstate the 24/7 Urgent Treatment Centre in Newark.

Councillor Paul Taylor responds to a letter about anti-social behaviour.

I welcome Robert Jenrick’s campaign to extend the hours of Newark’s urgent care department.

I’m not one to write to the papers but I am completely disgusted with the parking attendants at the car park in Morrisons.

So Paul Peacock is pleased to hear the Tour of Britain cycle race is back. The town will be ringfenced by 7am for something that happens at 4pm.

Since April 2024 the cost of the A46 Newark Bypass project has been £686.4m. It was previously £500m. This is a rise of 37%.

Although we are good now at measuring weather, we humans are terrible at remembering historic weather, even extreme weather, in the past.

With regard to the Kiddey Stones relocation article in the Advertiser, I have checked the calendar to see if it is April 1.

Wikipedia is an information website much used by people seeking information, but I would urge some caution in accepting its content.

Councillor Paul Taylor stated at a meeting of Newark and Sherwood District Council that anti-social behaviour is down.

In response to a letter in the July 11 Advertiser — More Events To Light Up The Town — about more events and live music events needed in Newark.

The five councillors who voted against the dualling of the Newark A46 bypass should hang their heads in shame.

Thank goodness common sense has prevailed at Newark Town Council and the unfathamable decision to object to the A46 dualling is going to full council.

Another reader weighs in on the A46 improvements plan debate.

“In political discussions, people can have different opinions and still respect each other.”

This reader writes writes about the dispute caused by Newark Town Council planning committees recent A46 improvement objections.

A debate surrounding plans to widen the A46 at Newark has been sparked this week after a council objected to the plans.

I wish to thank the 2,200 Newark folks who have signed our petition to stop the Lowfield Lane development at Balderton.

Well, the people have voted and they voted for change. It certainly was an unusual election, but who won?