Letter: Attitude to the EU is negative but it delivers many benefits
Bob Jenkins ‘Time for the EU to go’ (June 13) is typical of letters that are anti-EU, being full of rhetoric and short on substance, much like the party of ‘pub politics’.
Bob Jenkins ‘Time for the EU to go’ (June 13) is typical of letters that are anti-EU, being full of rhetoric and short on substance, much like the party of ‘pub politics’.
I was delighted to read in the Shropshire Star that there is to be a crackdown on so-called “chuggers” in Shrewsbury town centre.
The letter in the Star from Mr Whitehouse regarding driving in the middle lane on a motorway prompted me to add to his comments.
I read your article on the bee crisis with interest since I have been attempting to grow bee-friendly plants in my garden and I also have a bee home on my garden arbour, although it is only one!
After reading the article ‘Dip in wool price for sheep farmers is a disgrace’ I feel, as a farmer’s daughter, this news is outrageous and need to give my views on how important sheep wool is.
We wonder if any of your older readers can assist us with some memories of Joseph Williams and Son, former coal traders who were in business in Oswestry between 1885 and 1960?
John Mercer states the Government’s policy on badger culling is science-led when it is clearly not.
Whatever happened to the cycle bell? When I walk the dog I very often use footpaths, which a few years ago were re-designated as footpaths/cycle paths and the permissive right was given to cyclists to share the walkway with pedestrians.
The Government demands and receives road tax monies before the motorist even takes the vehicle on the highway (farm tracks).
Well done to the people of Powys for organising a mass protest against the absolutely disgraceful wrecking of Montgomeryshire with gigantic wind turbines to supply north-west England with sporadic electricity.
As the number of people requiring the support of food banks increases to half a million, our worthies in Westminster loudly debate yet another topic which ought really to irritate the electorate even more than all of the bizarre political excitement about gay marriage.
I write this letter to my local MP and the Prime Minister, to bring to their attention the problems and unjustified cost I encountered in my effort to maintain a section of my driving licence, and the reasons I can no longer drive that class of vehicle through no fault of my own.
The National Health Service is its own worst enemy. It have more up-to-date cures, advanced medicines, sophisticated machines and new buildings full of modern appliances. It also has skilled and qualified people to operate and administer these things.
If you have breast cancer and are offered a choice of operation either now at Telford or having to wait for a bed at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (RHS), you would choose Telford.
On a recent visit to Shrewsbury – the place my wife and I still regard as our home town, we were shocked to see the vast number of empty shops and to feel the general air of negativity in the town.
I am amazed that Wem Carnival Committee is trying to raise £10,000 to run the new carnival. What does it need the money for?
We support the Shropshire Wildlife Trust and other wildlife experts such as David Attenborough, Chris Packham and Bill Odie, who are opposed to killing wildlife.
I fully agree with Telford &Wrekin Council that continuing health care is fundamentally flawed.
I fully agree with the recent survey that suggests older drivers should re-take their driving test; I don’t think.
I have received a letter from Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. This refers to health improvement services in Telford and Wrekin district.
Well, it’s official, the Government is reducing reported crime statistics on three fronts.
I am so tired of seeing Brian May and his fellow badger fans being lauded as ‘champions of wildlife’ when in fact anyone who understands and cares about British wildlife can see what a devastating effect the huge increase in badger numbers has had on many other species.
I want to convey my disappointment that again the County Show is being held on just a Saturday. This after, what I’ve heard, is the worry about the number of people attending last year when it moved to a Saturday only.