Opinion

This reader asks, is it “high time to wake up and abandon the folly of Net Zero?”

In his letter, Keith Harrison is probably right — we will always have congestion in Newark.

Newark is a beautiful town, in a beautiful location. Visitors and residents alike come here to enjoy its history and cultural scene.

I find the whole Newark-on-Sea beach thing very strange and pointless.

Why change something that works so well?

With the weather so cold, how do we help our old people?

In my view, the beach is better as a central attraction in Newark.

I thought the whole idea of the Newark-on Sea beach was to attract more people to the town centre, thereby supporting town centre shops and cafes.

With regard to Sainsbury’s proposed supermarket on Homebase, it’s better for Newark to see it being used.

On Monday, January 20, Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the USA and for his second term in office.

Sainsbury’s may increase traffic in that area because food shopping is more likely to be busier than DIY.

As with many people from the outlying villages, driving into Newark is always a challenge.

When I first heard that Sainsbury’s was planning to turn the Homebase store into a supermarket on Northgate I thought brilliant…

Thirty years ago the Newarks Of The World reunion in 1995 came to our town.

Newark deserves better than an MP who appears to prioritise personal ambition over integrity and public service.

In his recent letter, Mr Sheppard yet again cast doubt on the validity of scientific consensus.

“Mr Jenrick just calls for another expensive and long winded inquiry”

“What is our local MP’s priorities?” asks this reader.

In a week that has seen substantial weather damage to our town, our Member of Parliament has been a regular fixture on television and on social media.

Another reader weighs in a council’s decision to approve costly plans for the Kiddey Stones.