By Andrew Mosley on Thu 04 Mar 2021
IT’S difficult to pin down a time when you were at your happiest. I would go for about 28, but that was also probably the time when I was at my lowest. Is that possible?
By Admin on Wed 03 Mar 2021
By Admin on Tue 02 Mar 2021
MAY I appeal through the Advertiser to Rotherham Council and the people in charge of Rother Valley Country Park and also the people who use the park.
By Admin on Tue 02 Mar 2021
IT was a sad day last year when the Foster family announced the closure of the business.
By Admin on Tue 02 Mar 2021
I AM writing in response to an anonymous letter published in the Rotherham Advertiser that I, and many of my constituents, felt was deeply offensive.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 01 Mar 2021
THE smile behind the mask, a person genuinely pleased to see you rather than darting into the road or onto a driveway as a measure of avoidance...
By Andrew Mosley on Thu 25 Feb 2021
AS a child I didn’t really like cities. Back then they were dirty, scruffy, dangerous places of mystery.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 22 Feb 2021
“I’M off to see a man about a dog,” my dad replied, having been asked where he was going one summer Sunday afternoon.
By Andrew Mosley on Fri 19 Feb 2021
I HAD been moved off Ladybird books and on to Wide Range, but the true extent of my reading prowess had yet to be witnessed that day.
By Andrew Mosley on Wed 17 Feb 2021
I RECKON I have been to well over 1,500 gigs and can probably remember about a tenth of them.
By Andrew Mosley on Thu 11 Feb 2021
FROM the days of walking to primary school I hated the snow, but it never prevented me from doing anything.
By Admin on Wed 10 Feb 2021
FOLLOWING my letter in the Advertiser I had a phone call off a good friend in the Labour Party. We had a good discussion about how, not just in Rotherham, council services often go to those who shout loudest rather than where there is need and how more deprived neighbourhoods tend to under-report their problems.
By Admin on Wed 10 Feb 2021
I WAS saddened to read of the passing of Mel Jones (Remembering a popular historian — Rotherham Advertiser, January 21) and my sincere condolences go to his wife Joan and family.
By Admin on Wed 10 Feb 2021
AS your readers and my constituents in Rother Valley know, I have been calling for an increased police presence in our towns and villages, including the reopening of a police station in Dinnington.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 08 Feb 2021
THE postal order for 35p, my prize for coming third in a colouring competition in a local newspaper, had arrived.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 01 Feb 2021
THERE was a certain breathlessness among a number of people at school that day — not enough as far as I was concerned, but that’s another issue.