M. Bassey’s letter, Backing Up Climate Views, is based on a well-known style of argument called ‘appeal to authority’.
A district fire station have posted a graphic showing the impact having doors open or closed can have on a house fire.
One wood pigeon, one blackbird! Where are all the nice colourful birds we used to have?
Newark is such a sad sight at the minute.
A reader was prompted to do some research into recent solar farm proposals.
An Advertiser reader says that the Prime Minister is wrong to “rob people of an early General Election”.
What concerns me most as a resident is how can we ensure that these additional funds are well spent.
Having read the article covering the Newark and Sherwood District Council debate over Newark Castle, the phrase that sprung to mind was two-faced.
Being an optimistic person can add another ten years to your life expectancy, according to new research carried out in the US.
One of our reader’s writes in regarding the planned development of the gatehouse at Newark Castle.
I am shocked! Having read the piece in the Advertiser ‘Major Castle Tourism Plans Are Approved’.
What has happened to Newark and Sherwood District Council’s planning department?
I wish Bildurn would stop implying that by turning the Lilley and Stone site into a housing development they are doing our lovely town a favour.
I take issue with points raised in A. F. Sunman's letter School Site Needs To Be Developed (News Views, January 11).
When I read M. Patchett's letter, Trillions Being Wasted On Climate Emergency, I found it to be the best such submission for ages.
Newark Memory Cafe would like to thank the organisations and individuals who have made both goods and financial donations to the cafe.
I read with interest your reader asking us to eat less beef. Do pigs and sheep not produce methane too?
Could I take the time to point out a glaring inaccuracy regarding a recent article in your publication regarding Strays at the Ossington.
As a resident of Farndon Road who was flooded in January, I would like to make some points which require relevant authorities to take some action.
In M. Patchett’s letter (News Views, December 28) there was one line that stood out – ‘there is no climate crisis’.