Letters: The sound of silence is golden to music lovers As a music lover, I have an eclectic taste, ranging from rock to chamber music. Your Say
Letters: Cut poverty by decreasing gap between rich and poor MP Ward (WP Letters August 25) gave seemingly good advice on food spending to people who depend on our local food banks, but it’s not that simple! Your Say
Letters: It’s difficult to live a truly ethical eco-friendly life Even if one is a vegan, is that person able to ensure all their beauty products are cruelty-free? Your Say
Letters: Zero-tolerance speed limits a flawed and absurd idea The idea proposed by the police of enforcing the speed limit without any leeway is absurd and, I ask, is this another way of making money from the already beleaguered motorist? Your Say
Letters: Cheaper to buy a DVD than take a family to the cinema My lad loves going to the pictures, but I find the pricing for the popcorn and drinks very high. Your Say
Letters: Cyclists are finding cycle lanes unusable and unsafe I refer to the comment piece which appeared in Charles Graham’s column about cyclists not always using cycle lanes (WP August 16). Your Say
Letters: Gut-wrenching sight of spice users has to stop At one time, upon hearing the word ‘spice’, you’d think of something to flavour your food, the Spice Girls or Old Spice shaving lotion. Your Say
Letters: Celebrity Big Brother shows us just how unfair world is Well, try to restrain yourselves, Celebrity Big Brother is back. Your Say
