List of Online Polls

Millers manager Andy Scott says he is big enough to take the criticism being hurled at him because of the team's poor run of form. But is it justified?

Rotherham's street market has been named Britain's best. What do you think?

New figures show that one in that one in three Rotherham adults drinks too much. Which of the following best describes the way you think about drink?

Tesco is planning a huge new store in Rotherham, but campaigners fear it is too big and will halt the regeneration of the town. Do you believe the store would be a good or bad thing?

Breast implants are in the news, but would you have cosmetic surgery?

Racism in football and in society generally has been hitting the headlines recently, but is it a big a problem in Rotherham?

The Millers are calling their new home the New York Stadium. Do you like the name?

Queen of Shops Mary Portas has made a number of suggestions to help boost town centre trade. Which of the following do you think would have the most impact?

Does David Cameron's decision to veto the treaty designed to tackle the eurozone debt crisis leave Britain isolated in Europe?

Chancellor George Osborne predicts six more years of economic turmoil. Do you believe our politicians can sort out the mess?

Is there enough consultation by the phone companies and Rotherham Council over the siting of mobile phone masts?

Public sector workers are due to strike in a protest over cuts to their pensions. Do you agree with their action?

Rotherham songwriter Ian Huddlestone reckons TV's X Factor is "soulless drivel". Do you agree?

What's the best way to stop attacks by dangerous dogs like rottweilers?

A Rotherham obesity expert is backing plans for a trial of gastric balloons to help obese teenagers lose weight. Do you agree that this is the way to tackle the problem?

Rotherham chairman Tony Stewart says manager Andy Scott has his full backing. But has the beleagured Millers manager got your support?

Rotherham United's Johnny Miller reckons one win will kickstart the Millers' season after a grim run of form. Is he right?

A Swinton bar could lose its licence after a drunken student drowned in a near-by canal. But should landlords by held responsible for what happens to drinkers once they are off the premises?

Organisers of the Gallery Town initiative hope that the open air displays of art will help kickstart the regeneration of Rotherham town centre? Are they right?

Should householders who kill or injure intruders they find in their homes be prosecuted?