
Letter: Good visibility is vital when joining a motorway. Why is this obvious fact ignored at virtually all junctions of Telford’s Queensway dual carriageway?
LETTER: Mr Emyr Davies wonders why call centres always seem to be staffed by “immigrants”, and wonders if this amounts to “discrimination of (sic) indigenous Britishers” (Star Letters, June 24).
LETTER: Like many I have no computer so am excluded from getting much information, entering many quizzes etc.It’s not just my choice, it’s like many people, I can’t afford one.
Letter: I am fascinated by the way different groups of people can interpret the English language in different ways. Take the simple phrase “reasonable force”.
LETTER: I am writing in relation to a recent article in which Councillor Mansell Williams calls for trams to be used to solve traffic problems in Shrewsbury.
LETTER: The so-called broadband tax seems dreadfully unfair. Many of the 34 million fixed telephone lines around Britain are used by people who do not even own a computer.
LETTER: Being a bona fide motor trader in Shropshire for years, I had to comment on the feature in your paper.
LETTER: The amount of money some British MPs, including ministers, fiddled offended most taxpayers in Britain.
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