Your Say

One in four cars on our roads at peak times is on the school run.

The number of people diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in the North East has increased from 158,252 to 162,652 since last year.

Thousands of people in industrial towns up and down the country were exposed to asbestos by their employers when they should not have been, and they are now sick or dying because of this negligence.

The 100 Years of Fashion event at the Bailiffgate Museum and Gallery in Alnwick is a brilliant exhibition.

The National Health Service is currently consulting on possible changes to the law that could make it easier to bring in the big ideas for the health service as set out in the NHS Long-term Plan

Alnwick Lions Club will be holding its Charity Quiz Shield 2019, sponsored once again by Specsavers Alnwick.

I write in response to the recent article regarding the Northumberland Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) meeting and its update on hospital closures (Northumberland Gazette, April 4).

We have now had two consecutive Conservative Prime Ministers who, I believe, have made serious mistakes that have put the UK at risk.

The letter from Richard Harrison reminded me that not all old lines in Northumberland are derelict (Northumberland Gazette, March 28).

I write on behalf of Our Amble community group with outrage at the decision by the North Northumberland Local Area Committee to approve the Signal Cottage planning application on March 21.

On a recent TV programme, I was made aware of the threat of second homes/holiday lets accumulating along the Northumberland coast.

I noted the picture of the partially submerged van on Holy Island causeway on your front page (Northumberland Gazette, March 28).

The UK is a parliamentary democracy in which sovereignty is held by the Queen in Parliament.

While the Brexit shambles inflicted on us by the Tories staggers on, I wondered what our MP is doing to represent us.

At various points on the road network of north Northumberland it is possible to see the sandstone abutments of the bridges of the Alnwick to Coldstream and Berwick to Carham railways.

An open letter to His Grace the Duke of Northumberland.

Alnwick Town Council resolved last December to aim to become carbon neutral by 2031, the time-frame of the Neighbourhood Plan.

On June 23, 2016, 17.4 million people voted by a majority of 1.2 million on a turnout of 72 per cent to leave the European Union. This was the most decisive mandate in our history.

In August, as part of the Great North Exhibition celebrations, Alnwick Music Festival, supported by Northumberland County Council, organised a successful one-day music event called Alnwick Alive.