LETTERS

Questions for our MP

Several people have commented on the failure of Robert Jenrick to comply with Government instructions to us all during the coronavirus lockdown.

I note that Newark MP Mr Robert Jenrick has told the BBC it is “time to move on” after the shambolic aftermath of the Dominic Cummings affair.

The Prime Minister’s special adviser has sought to justify that his decision to travel to Durham was in the bests interests of his young son.

In May 2018 a sign appeared at either end of Balderton Cemetery stating that work was about to start to raise burial plots that were sinking.

Robert Jenrick was asked about his approval of the Tower Hamlets development at the daily national coronavirus briefing.

Having failed to convince anyone against the need for climate change action, Robert Sheppard now takes to attacking a vision of a low-carbon economy.

I can respond to A.M. Waddington in his letter requesting an explanation of where I obtained my statistics of Police and Crime Commissioner salaries.

It seems those responsible for mowing verges have given nature an opportunity to show what it is capable of if given time and space to breathe.

The government knows how to kick people when they are down.

Priti Patel has just got the first reading of a bill through Parliament that seeks to control immigration based on their skill levels.

Initially a one-off event, the British public later decided to make it weekly, and have been showing their appreciation at 8pm every Thursday since.

I read that some councils, including Fernwood parish, continue to hold meetings online.

The council-owned economic growth and regeneration company is inviting businesses to explain how the crisis is affecting operations and share ideas

This week is Mental Health Awareness week and this year the theme is kindness, writes Dr Thilian Bartholomeuz in his latest column.

Michael Bassey, in his letter Make Lifestyle Changes Now, quotes various proponents of the belief that climate change is caused by human action.

Former professional boxer Esham Pickering is appealing for support. His club needs £1,875 to cover costs while the club is closed during coronavirus.