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The time for action is now

Following the Boycott BP Extinction Rebellion protests, I would like to explain why we feel it is necessary to take this non-violent direct action.

Poetic take on return to normal

A poem about returning to normal after the covid restrictions.

Cut out the strimming

Cycling along Bede House Lane, Newark, I stopped to chat with two council workers who were clearing the wildflowers from the cracks in the pavement.

Pay for regret

The council leader said that he was genuinely sorry for the £500,000 cost of the council’s u-turn over a proposed carpark extension.

Thank you

I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to the two lovely ladies and gallant gentleman who picked me up when I fell in Newark Market Place.

POLL: Will you be using the Brompton Bikes?

Two more Brompton bike docking stations have been installed in Newark, but will you be using them? Have your say in our poll.

Time to raise political standards

When David Cameron was Prime Minister I wrote to him on the topic of values and standards of the country and, by implication, those of his government.

Protesting over poor treatment

Working in environmental campaigning for many years, I’m truly shocked by how campaigners are treated.

Time to go, commissioner

Thank you for publishing the report of our police and Crime Commissioner’s conviction for speeding.

Electric dreams

We are being told to go all electric. What a joke this is.

Save water

In this very hot weather, it’s more important than ever to be mindful of the amount of water we use, while continuing to stay hydrated and safe.

POLL: Do you support the new format for Newark Festival

A new format has been announced for this year's Newark Festival, but does it get your backing. Have your say in our poll.

Time to reconsider pets policy

It's disappointing Trustees for St Leonard’s Hospital Trust have an inflexible attitude towards allowing responsible dog owners to rent properties.

Important matters

The country is on the verge of economic collapse, so what do we find in the Advertiser but the headline “Going Shopping, Bring Your Bucket And Spade"

Mammoth memories

It was a good article on the return of the Hoveringham Mammoth, to its original site (Mammoth Back On Old Stomping Ground, Advertiser, July 7).

Ode To Boris

To be a Prime Minister must be such fun, you can say what you like, and it will get done.

Seaside sights

I love the idea of Newark-on-Sea. Hopefully, it will bring people into town.

Poll: Should schools close while the red weather warning is in place?

A red weather warning is in place for across the region as temperatures are expected to reach 40C. Should schools be closed? Have your say in our poll

Cherished memories of lake

I remember Balderton lake as just a quarry pit we use to stare at through the school fence, never anticipating the impact it would have on my life.

Royal privilege

I have been intrigued to see the references to Royal Newark in Bloom in the Advertiser on several occasions recently.

Thank you

I would like to thank the crew of ambulance 8919 who attended to me on the evening of June 13.

LETTERS

The time for action is now

Poetic take on return to normal

Poetic take on return to normal

Cut out the strimming

Cut out the strimming

Pay for regret

Pay for regret

Thank you

Thank you

POLL: Will you be using the Brompton Bikes?

POLL: Will you be using the Brompton Bikes?

Time to raise political standards