HeyJaredAdvertiser Reader Letters
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âWhy do youths feel the need to gang up and scare our communities?â (opens the original)
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Here are the latest letters from Advertiser readers⦠As we in Britain know, only too well, we have had a very warm dry summer and the water in our rivers, lakes and reservoirs is low. Most of Europe has had a similar period of weather with similar effects. Norway relies largely on hydro power to supply its electrical energy. It has been able to support other countries by exporting its energy to them. Unfortunately, even Norway is suffering from low water levels and may have problems exporting
âAct now at pedestrian-only street before a serous incident occursâ (opens the original)
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Here are the latest letters from Advertiser readers⦠Act before serious incident forces action I refer to the recent letter from R. Miller (âA need for traffic safety measuresâ) in which they highlighted the continuing risks to pedestrians using Cartergate in Newark. Despite Nottinghamshire County Council commissioning a week-long survey of Cartergate recently - which I am certain will have once again provided overwhelming evidence of huge volumes of vehicles using Cartergate illegally and
âAnti-social behaviour has dropped in Newark - but itâs up 75% in other areasâ (opens the original)
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Here are the latest letters from Advertiser readers⦠Council has district-wide responsibility I am sure Newark and Sherwood District Council will be keen to tell readers how well it believes it is doing on anti-social behaviour. And to be fair, the overall reduction across the district should be welcomed. But residents deserve the whole picture, because the ward-by-ward figures tell a much more uncomfortable story. Cllr Paul Taylor, the portfolio holder for public protection and community rela
âI know the perfect place for No.10 of the Midlands - St Markâs Place!â (opens the original)
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Here are the latest letters from Advertiser readers⦠Put yourself forward for next yearâs elections I often see letters to the Advertiser or comments on Facebook that bemoan various aspects of life in Newark. Too many closed shops, problems with parking, worries about antisocial behaviour are common concerns. Often this is accompanied by a plea that the council should do something about it. Next year there will be local elections, both for Newark Town Council and the new shadow unitary autho
Reader pens poem in âode to the beachâ (opens the original)
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Here are the latest letters from Advertiser readers⦠Give all residents a say over future of Market Place Less than 4.3% of Newarkers have been able to offer their views of the £3.5m alteration to Newark Market Place. What proportion were for or against? Surely the council, or should I say boondoggle merchant, should show more conscience and duty to send a survey to every household asking for or against, and to make suggestions. The heritage value of the market was raised in the 1960s and aga
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