Opinion

Britain keeps its promises, particularly to those most in need.

I could not agree more with the sentiments expressed by your correspondent Elizabeth Pywowarczuk (Vandals Should Have To Pay, News Views, April 20).

IT IS amazing what can be achieved when people work together towards a common goal.

Much has been said about Newark’s constant traffic congestion.

I voted leave in the EU referendum because many poorer people thought it would benefit them.

The Newark part of the March Of The Mods fundraiser for the Teenage Cancer Trust was held at the town’s RAFA Music and Venue Club.

There is a very simple solution to the problems posed by the A1/A46/A17/B6166 junction at Newark.

The idea that grammar schools are only for children of rich people is without foundation.

The use of palm oil for new bank notes would be outrageous, as it is causing the destruction of Indonesian rainforests, with loss of habitat for endangered orangutan and other species.

I would like to address the person who vandalised the owl on the bench on the riverside walk by Newark’s Sconce and Devon Park.

THE vital contribution made by retained firefighters to their communities should never be under- estimated.

Oh no, not again. Perhaps the Scottish National Party and its leader, Nicola Sturgeon, will keep on calling for a referendum until they get the answer they want.

Newark is fast becoming the new wild west of the East Midlands — a seemingly lawless place where people can flout regulations and get away with it because there is no longer sufficient law enforcement in the town.

I live in Australia and I am trying to trace a friend, Stephen Oram, who I have lost touch with over the years.

Newark and Sherwood District Council has warned dog owners to take greater responsibility for their pets. (Warning To Irresponsible Dog Owners, Advertiser, April 6).

We were shocked and disgusted to hear that the NatWest bank in Bingham was closing (Bank Branches Facing Closure, Advertiser, March 30).

The House of Lords passed the point of no return when it voted against the Government over Article 50 and should be consigned to history.

​The prospect of a new secondary school serving Newark youngsters is set to become reality.

Having read the letters in News Views about the Robin Hood Hotel remains, I feel there are a lot of sensible people around Newark who seem to be becoming more incensed by the dithering that is going on about it.

As a town that boasts so many admired historical buildings, what a shame it is that planners agreed to the demolition of the remains of Newark’s Robin Hood Hotel.