Your Say

Given the apparent urgency expressed by the developer for the Lilley and Stone site, I presume a detailed and viable phasing plan has been produced.

Regarding the Advertiser question, which famous people have you met (online article) I once met Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees.

David Hinchley (Debs) regularly contributed to this letter page with his views and comments on current affairs and local issues.

The Newark Dementia Carers Group would like to thank Asda Newark for their kind donation towards our musical afternoon

Our National Grid is the most wonderful and most complex machine created. It must operate seamlessly across a variety of conditions without pause.

I was dismayed to read Robert Jenrick’s attempted rebuttal of claims by campaigners against sewage overflows in the As I See It column.

When travelling to Tuxford, and beyond, I frequently pass the old Grammar School building and wonder at its history.

I shopped at Morrisons, I was not aware of the sheets of ice in the upper carpark.

Regarding Lilley & Stone, there is no reason why the development could not be completed and operated to the benefit of developer, trust and community.

I wonder if I might convey through your newspaper my thanks for the generally warm welcome I received when visiting Newark recently.

In response to the story Inside Newark’s Most Dangerous Playground, I would ask where are the Trustees of the Lilley & Stone Charity?

When covid struck, Newark Town Council closed the cemetery toilets and pinned a notice to the door that said ‘These toilets are temporarily closed’.

I am disgusted with Balderton Parish Council over their lack of acknowledgement regards the petition to keep boats from Balderton Lake.

It seems the debate over the future of Lilley and Stone is still up in the air.

An open letter to Robert Jenrick MP: I am writing to complain about the state of the roads in the Newark and Sherwood area.

Regarding the deferred decision on plans for Newark Town Hall, did I really read that there is a suggestion that the old cells be demolished?

Animals are not just for Christmas, they are for life. They cannot be thrown away at the end of the year.

With the increased use of the air ambulance in the Newark area, is it about time our hospital had a dedicated helipad?

Suggestions from Balderton Parish Council that residents need to read the published ecological report in respect of Balderton Lake beggars’ belief.

Again, Mr Sheppard writes with his ill-founded rejection of “our unilateral legal target of achieving net zero [carbon emissions] by 2050”.