By Admin on Sat 21 May 2022
WHAT has it come to when the police won’t deal with a couple having sex in our town centre?
By Admin on Thu 19 May 2022
CAN someone please tell me how far we have to sink before this town centre of ours is going to get sorted out?
By Admin on Wed 18 May 2022
WHAT a cracker that was about HMS Rotherham in the Advertiser. Fame at last for little old Rotherham.
By Admin on Tue 17 May 2022
THE four week drama of Cllr Tony Griffin, with his supporters and detractors attacking each other in the letters page, has been the best political soap opera in town for some time. I thank the Advertiser for the entertainment and enabling the public a small insight into the factional divisions of the ruling Labour group, which has important implications for the politics of Rotherham for the next generation.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 16 May 2022
MY brother was acting all odd. In fact he wasn’t, which was what was odd about him.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 09 May 2022
HE was sitting on my chest, purring, his eyes boring into mine. It was 5.30am. We didn’t know but he had just over three hours of his happy carefree life remaining.
By Andrew Mosley on Thu 28 Apr 2022
I’D seen the queues on the television news but not been in one before.
By Admin on Wed 27 Apr 2022
WHY is RMBC treating residents of Dinnington like mushrooms? Keeping them in the dark and feeding them etc etc.
By Admin on Wed 27 Apr 2022
A THOUGHT-provoking letter in last week pages led me on to one seen recently in the Mail, yes the Dave Mail, call Samaritans on xxxx.
By Admin on Wed 27 Apr 2022
I LIKE an amusing story so I enjoyed reading the Advertiser article entitled: “Solar bins not so smart after signalling failures”. These are the “bigbellies” — about five feet high and two feet square — that have appeared recently.
By Admin on Wed 27 Apr 2022
THIS week we saw an Easter medical miracle from Rother Valley MP, Alexander Stafford. He managed to stand up, without the benefit of a backbone, and speak in Parliament. His spineless defence of Boris Johnson was a piece of cringeworthy oratory that was worthy of an Oscars acceptance speech.
By Admin on Wed 27 Apr 2022
THE Right Honourable Robert Jenrick MP raised a question at Prime Minister’s Questions about his constituent being handcuffed and mistreated by the Russian forces.
By Andrew Mosley on Tue 26 Apr 2022
WAR, like everything else in life, is very rarely a cut and dried one side bad the other one evil affair. The reasons behind its outbreak, maybe, but those who have to fight, no.
By Amy Hebdon, Macmillan fundraising manager on Fri 08 Apr 2022
Amy Hebdon is the fundraising manager for Macmillan Cancer Support in Rotherham. Each month she updates readers on the latest stories and developments by supporters across the town.
By Andrew Mosley on Thu 07 Apr 2022
HE was a happy man. One who had maybe struggled due to circumstances beyond his control, but was okay. That was then though, this is now. Things will have changed for Dmitri.
By Admin on Wed 30 Mar 2022
ANOTHER very varied Advertiser (March 17) but is Boris taking the “Mick” with the wrap around about levelling up when he and the rest of the freeloaders have just given themselves yet another thoroughly undeserved pay rise and are paying themselves £3,500 of our money for their energy bills?