For the sake of our grandchildren, energy policies need to start keeping fossil fuels underground and take energy from sun, wind, and waves.
IT WILL be good news for the residents of Fernwood that they are having a Saturday bus service to take them into Newark.
If hand-wringing Remoaners manage to dilute or stop Brexit, I predict there will be 17.4m people not bothering to vote in the next General Election.
Some years ago there was a report in the Advertiser about an application to develop the Fernwood Water Tower, which was turned down.
I NOTE that another school year has begun with pupils attending the Suthers Free School housed in temporary classrooms on a school site in Bingham.
A year ago the Advertiser reported that Turquoise Teapot in Newark was collecting milk bottle tops as a fundraiser for the air ambulance.
I am writing in support of Faith Tacey and congratulate her in her campaign for compulsory protective clothing for motorcyclists.
Australia has again changed its Prime Minister. One of the main reasons for Mr Turnbull’s downfall was his unpopular climate and energy policies.
The major plans unveiled for Newark Castle have the potential to bring in thousands of extra visitors to the town, which is good news.
SHOULD I have been surprised by the lead story in the Advertiser (Robin Hood Investment Sought, August 30)?
Having previously worked in local government and, more recently, as a parish councillor, I was interested in the letter (Be Proactive For Town Future, News Views, August 9) from Professionals In Newark (PIN) which related to the future of Newark.
Everyone at the Advertiser has been left devastated by the death of our sports and news reporter Warwick Lane at the age of 25. He worked with us for four years, mainly on sport, and in that time had made a huge impact.
