Your Say

The definition of trustee is “an individual given control of property with a legal obligation to administer it solely for the purposes specified.”

I read, with interest, the article about the bombing of Ransome and Marles factory on March 7, 1941.

Newark and Sherwood District Council has, despite objections, agreed to retain mobile telephone cabinets blocking visibility at a busy junction.

It was disappointing to read that Southwell Town Council plans to carry out ‘remedial tree works’ over the next three months.

I wish to complain about the language used in an article last week in which Mark Spencer refers to ‘droves’ of immigrants ‘storming’ our country.

So, our MP considers Gary Lineker out of touch with the public when he commented on measures taken to prevent asylum seekers reaching this country?

March 19 is Mothering Sunday, not Mother’s Day. This is an American tradition, in May, whereas Mothering Sunday is the fourth Sunday in Lent.

So, just a week into the Welcome Services opening at Fernwood, I have already had two near-misses on the roundabout leading off the A1

Robert Jenrick MP’s contribution to your As I See It column on February 2, should not be allowed to pass without comment.

Isn’t it time the trustees of Lilley and Stone High School started listening to the ideas of so many people who want to save the beautiful buildings?

It is a shock at Lincoln Christmas Market will not be held this year. So why can’t it be held in Newark?

Apart from the lack of trees in Newark’s streets, fountains would not go a miss.

I am wondering what your readers feel about the need for photo ID when they vote at the district and parish elections on Thursday, May 4?

I would like to nominate a completely new road category as ‘worst stretch of road’ that masquerades under the care of the Highways Authority.

While it is good the hourly train service is being restored, suggestion it is due to successful lobbying confirms a lack of ambition of politicians.

Just who do they think they are? These feeble bishops? To have the bare-faced cheek and audacity to tinker with the wording of the Lord’s Prayer.

In closing his letter Electric Dreams Drain Grid, Robert Sheppard asks why our legal commitment to Net Zero is not just madness.

It is good that the council is going to improve the former M&S building in Newark, but what about all the other empty buildings in the town centre?

The Advertiser’s recent articles and poll on the state of the Lilley & Stone School amount to little more than propaganda and scaremongering.

On January 29, 300 people marched to Robert Jenrick MP’s office to demand the withdrawal of the Retained EU Law Bill, now passing through Parliament.