Whatever happened to Christmas in Shrewsbury town centre?

So it seems the petty bureaucrats in Brussels are determined to make Britain pay for David Cameron’s policy of sticking up for his country.

Don’t let claims to sell modern cars as something special blind you. The development of engines has not progressed that much.

Shropshire Council’s scheme to reduce the number of parking spaces in High Street, Church Stretton, will result in shops closing and the loss of the Thursday general market whose customers will have nowhere to stop to collect their shopping.

There has been some comment about the proposal to switch off some of the street lights that we currently pay for.

Can I comment on the so-called meetings to save ‘The euro’? Can I ask why we being treated so disrespectfully by Germany and particularly France?

Although the comments made by Jeremy Clarkson have courted much controversy, I feel I must agree with him in that people who commit suicide by jumping in front of trains are selfish.

Having seen the headline, ‘Every school to get a King James Bible’ on the front page of the Shropshire Star recently, my heart jumped for joy.

In the news a teacher was complaining about having to work until she was 68.

I fully support all the hard working public sector workers who are willing to stand up for what is right and fair, and who are now being made out to be villains.

The online responses to the recent article ‘No Sex Please, We’re Telford’ made entertaining reading. Seriously though, our approach to the sex industry is pathetic.

I feel the need to respond to an article in the November 26 edition of the Shropshire Star, entitled ‘Campaigner forces recycling axe debate’.