I was interested to read Michael Knapton’s letter in relation to the council’s proposal to remove four mature trees to extend the London Road carpark.
I have noticed in hot spells dog owners dragging their dogs about in the heat of the day, without any water to drink.
Newark Dementia Carers’ Group would like to thank their president and her husband for holding and supplying the food for the group’s outdoor meeting
I wish to thank Karen, I believe a care worker, who came to my aid when I rather ignominiously sprawled over the pavement in Bullpit Road, Balderton.
The UK’s leading heart charity, the British Heart Foundation, wants to say thank you to all its fantastic shop volunteers, as part of Thank You Day.
The matter of extending London Road Carpark, and felling of mature trees, has been rumbling on without a satisfactory resolution for two years.
Last week, as my wife and I went into town, just before the old railway bridge on London Road a van was parked on the left pavement area.
Why do people continue to stick up for the group of Travellers currently doing a tour of Newark?
I was in Chesham as part of the Liberal Democrat team that swept away a 16,000 Conservative majority in the parliamentary by-election.
What a wonderful act to pay for a defibrillator for Epic Golden Gloves boxing club — well done Jim Reynolds.
The Advertiser published an article on what is believed to be imminent works to extend London Road carpark through the removal of green space.
I had to respond to the heart-warming story of how boaters and ‘the lady on the bridge’ were instrumental in rescuing the cygnets for their parents.
I am astounded at the audacity of the district council in returning to plans to fell trees to create extra carparking, despite opposition last time.
I can remember the Home Secretary telling us anyone committing serious crime should be very afraid. Then what happens?
So the Travellers have nowhere to go again (Travellers Tell Council, ‘We’ll Consider Leaving’, Advertiser, June 10).
Can I pay tribute and give my thanks to those who throughout this pandemic have continued to empty our bins without missing a week.
Two weeks ago the Advertiser asked for donations of bikes for our charity to use to refurbish and provide to people who are struggling to get around.
Does anyone know what has happened to the shop on the corner of Appletongate and Bridge Street in Newark?
Since when did children, particularly teenagers, become invincible to cars?
Last year the government was slow in promoting the benefits of wearing face masks, but let’s not be one of the first countries to discard them.
