LETTERS

Learn lessons from the past

Probably, like many readers, I reacted to Ken Purslow’s letter (Dreadful State, News Views, March 19) with a mixture of empathy and wry amusement.

Economic focus is on fossil fuels

I read Wind Farms Are What Matter with interest but am confused as to why he is advocating the resumption of subsidies for onshore wind farms.

Thank you

I would like to say thank you to all NHS staff, from the cleaners to the consultants, after having been in the City Hospital, Nottingham, recently.

Vital education

Many readers are adapting to become home-school teachers, so, while we are using this time to teach school lessons, why not teach life lessons, too?

Councillors and officers to hold 'virtual meeting' in what may become national trendsetter

A council meeting being held at 2pm today with members and officers logging on from home rather than meeting in person could be a national first.

Take notice of investors

Once again your paper is a carrier of doom and gloom, including the county and district councils hiking council tax to the maximum allowed.

Chinese concern

I am not a great believer in President Trump’s antics, but I think he is right when it comes to our government tying themselves to Chinese technology.

Keep your distance

I have just seen the Advertiser website about people not adhering to the social distancing.

Obey the rules

What part of staying indoors, or at least staying two metres apart, do people not understand?

POLL: Do you think Boris Johnson's measures are tough enough?

We want to know if you, the reader, think Mr Johnson's measures are tough enough — or whether you think he needs to take things further.

Newark people ignoring self-isolation and two-metre separation rule

The UK is at risk of lockdown as early as tonight because Government guidance is being ignored because the weather is nice.

Do we need commissioners?

Can any of your readers explain to me why many millions of pounds will be spent on the election of Police and Crime Commissioners?

Plenty of reasons to be optimistic

I'm not normally considered to be a cup half-full type, but I think that those claiming the end is nigh for Newark are being a tad pessimistic.

Dreadful state

At a time when Newark is dominated by Conservatives, from government to councils, why are they not doing something about the state of the roads?

Unintended consequences

On Monday, leaders of the G7 countries met using video conference software.

More resident concern over busy Newark road

The Advertiser reader said she was concerned about the speeding problems near where she lived and had contacted councillors.

LETTERS

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Learn lessons from the past

Learn lessons from the past

Economic focus is on fossil fuels

Economic focus is on fossil fuels

Thank you

Thank you

Vital education

Vital education

Councillors and officers to hold 'virtual meeting' in what may become national trendsetter

Councillors and officers to hold 'virtual meeting' in what may become national trendsetter

Take notice of investors