Letter: Cuts will store up problems for NHS
I have received a letter from Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. This refers to health improvement services in Telford and Wrekin district.
I have received a letter from Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. This refers to health improvement services in Telford and Wrekin district.
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.
There are tens if not hundreds of thousands of car insurance dodgers.
Your pages and website have all been given to the widespread concerns about the new telephone number for health NHS 111.
Ukip’s success in local elections is having a wonderful effect in highlighting the uncomfortable truth that our mainstream parties have quietly surrendered our sovereignty to the detriment of many of their own voters.
Want local government and democracy improved? Expect your local councillors to be held to account?
This Sunday, May 12 is international ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia awareness day.
Well, it looks like the circus has come to town. The fact that David Cameron and his upper-crust cronies have labelled Ukip candidates ‘clowns and fruitcakes’ has come back to haunt them in a big big way.
What a wonderful few days my wife and I spent in Shrewsbury recently, which is a lovely town in every way.
The idea that young people should be forced to vote or be fined completely misses the point.
It is unrealistic to think that cutbacks in the public sector will effect different parts of the country equally.
Parliament reports that more than £4 billion of taxpayer’s cash is disappearing from the EU budget every year because of fraud.
I have to take issue with the Shropshire Star’s headline “Demolition of eyesore Telford estate is to start” (April 26).
Being a Madeley girl born and bred but now an expat living in Ontario Canada, I recently came back to visit relatives and the ‘old’ Madeley and the surrounding areas.
There is talk of the Post Office introducing a bank current account. It has been tried, and was so successful it was privatised.
In St George’s Day week, it seems fit to comment on the statue of Lord Hill who served England and Britain so well during the Napoleonic Wars, including the Peninsula Campaign and the Battle of Waterloo.
I have just seen two signs informing of forthcoming ‘surface dressing’ work on the A449 near Cookley and the B4176 near Swindon.
I have been following the “Save Newport” campaign with interest and wish that I had perhaps been more vociferous when I was resident in Newport. It was a very different town back then.
It was interesting to read the letters from Peter Sayles and Martin Eddies, who effectively claim that MrsThatcher damaged our industries.
I had and always will have great admiration for the grocer’s daughter from Grantham who, as our Prime Minister, took on the huge task of changing the face of our nation which had become so depressed, together with strikes in many aspects, during the 70s.
Animal welfare is always a farming priority and I would urge Susan Bulley, ‘No Care for sheep’, (Letters April 16) to please have some care for facts.
We moved into Telford in 1977. We had a council house and my wife planted flowers and shrubs in the front garden.
I have heard farmers talking about how they found their sheep dead in the snow and how upset they were because of the money lost.