Opinion

Another month of disruption for those of us living near the A1 diversion routes in North Nottinghamshire .

A couple of Saturdays ago I was walking through town and I was surprised how busy it was.

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser heard people’s views on whether Wetherspoons should come back to the town centre or not.

The question you raise re council tax prompts another question which I cannot seem to find an answer to.

I read with interest what was said by Highways about the proposed closures to all those dangerous crossing points on the A1.

I was delighted when Porters reopened on Bridge Street, Newark, under new ownership last year but only went in for the first time last week.

On March 8, the Reform UK Newark branch attended a Labour Party meeting on the ongoing issues surrounding the urgent care facility at Newark Hospital.

Sixty years gone by in the blink of an eye!

Domestic violence towards women — when is this going to stop?

We are nearly a quarter of the way through the year already, writes Paul Peacock, Leader of Newark and Sherwood District Council.

I suppose most people have heard of the Cookie Monster. Well I am the sushi monster so I had to take myself to Newark’s first sushi restaurant.

Wherever a young person grows up, they should have the support they need so that they are able to thrive, writes Michelle Welsh, MP for Sherwood.

It looks like Newark Labour has already made up their minds on the Yorke Drive football stadium proposal.

Under Donald Trump, the US is beginning to wake up to the fact that it urgently needs more dispatchable electricity to meet the demand for power.

Raising taxes, though in some ways understandable, does not seem to me to answer the current problems of economic growth.

In its weekly voxpop, the Advertiser found out what people think should be the council’s priorities following a council tax rise.

I 100% agree with the comment on building small scale housing (Could Tiny Home Communities Be The Future? Advertiser, February 27).

In the past you have featured the progress of installing flood prevention in Southwell.

Newark is a town that can celebrate a rich history and over the centuries many individuals are known for their association with this heritage.

On the 90th anniversary of her death, is it time to now recognise and acknowledge Emily Blagg.