Opinion

Our new government is intent on stimulating growth as the answer to our economic woes but they are promoting cheap green energy from renewables.

After many unfortunate accidents with my bike I visited Nigel, the owner of Mr Bike at his new location at Lombard Street, Newark.

It’s such a great honour to take on the role of Chief Scout.

I was pleased to see that the Advertiser reported the walk in support of a return to 24- hour opening of the Urgent Care Centre at Newark Hospital.

Councillors Neil Clark and Keith Girling seem very irritated by my seeking to put pressure on the county council to do their job on transport issues.

Johno Lee’s lKiddey Stones’ letter displays a regrettably dismissive attitude to perhaps the most gifted artist to have been a Newark resident.

I completely agree with Mr Campbell’s letter in last week’s Advertiser about visitors being key to Newark’s success.

It was great to read in last week’s Advertiser that the Festival of Creativity had brought in so many visitors to the town centre.

So, the Local Impact Report predicts that if the A46 dualling scheme doesn’t go ahead, traffic will increase by 8% in the period up to 2028.

In the UK, we have five nuclear power stations which provide reliable ‘baseload’ to our national grid in the same way as Ratcliffe on Trent used to.

So, it is clear that the Conservative Party is now a far-right movement. This is deeply worrying.

Wow, what a fantastic concert Newark and Sherwood Concert Band gave at the Palace Theatre, Newark.

So, as if the civil war in the Conservative Party couldn't get any worse, the last few days have proved the exact opposite.

Our new government’s overriding ambition is said to be the achievement of ‘growth’. But what does that mean?

I read with interest the plans for re-developing Newark Town Centre and the Market Place.

I write to say a heartfelt 'thank you' to several residents of Long Bennington who were so kind to me.

The news that Newark Market Place is set for an increase in its development allocation is one that should be welcomed.

I have a couple of questions about the proposed change of Homebase to Sainsbury’s on Northgate, Newark.

I am writing in regard to the revitalisation on Newark town centre with the newly available funding.

An open letter to Paul Peacock about spending money on the Kiddey Stones project outside the council offices at Castle House, Newark.