Letters

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  Last updated: 4 Mar 2010 09:00

  Letter: Not in Gordon's back yard

  I feel that the Labour Party campaigners who called the Wind Farm protestors 'Nimbys' should take a look at their own esteemed leader before making such comments.

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  Published: 28 Feb 2010 11:00

  Letter: Help us make star memorial shine again

  The Burma Star Memorial Stone, in the Forbury Gardens, which is dedicated to those local men who lost their lives in the Burma Campaign during World War Two, is badly in need...

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  Published: 27 Feb 2010 11:00

  Letter: Silent protest over wind farm

  MAY I suggest that Adam Sowan should have attended the recent Wind Farm Awareness Meeting in Arborfield when Dr Hanning clearly explained the real health problems encountered...

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  Published: 26 Feb 2010 11:00

  Letter: Convenience of loo row

  I note the letter from Councillor Keith Baker making reference to the cuts in public services in Woodley...

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  Published: 26 Feb 2010 09:00

  Letter: Bitter pill for the Tories to swallow

  George Osborne has hinted at it, now Rob Wilson has confirmed it.

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  Published: 25 Feb 2010 11:00

  Letter: Prostate cancer group is thriving

  May I remind readers that the Reading Prostate Cancer Support Group, set up and supported by Royal Berkshire Hospital, meets, normally on the first Friday of each month, in St...

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  Published: 21 Feb 2010 09:00

  Letter: Haunted by shopper's attack on child

  I visited Reading this weekend with my two young children and we spent our last day enjoying a shop at The Oracle followed by lunch and a film.

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  Published: 18 Feb 2010 13:00 (11)

  Letter: Silent witness to turbine noise

  May I suggest that those who are worried about noise from proposed wind turbines should pay a visit to the existing big one at Green Park?

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• Letter: Tories should lift foot off the peddle
• Letter: Keeping things in proportion
• Letter: Road safety is not a rocket science
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• Letter: Computer bus sign says no

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• Letter: Report really is the city limits
• Letter: Unacceptable lie of the land
• Letter: AWE debate is more like a monologue
• Letter: Young families still need homes
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  Last updated: 11th March, 2010 09:00am

  Taxpayer-funded designer handbags at dawn

  by Maurice O'Brien

  THE nearer we get to the end of the phoney war and the commencement of genuine electoral hostilities so the stench of hypocrisy intensifies.

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  Last updated: 11 Mar 2010 08:00

  Martin Salter's Westminster Diary, March 11, 2010

  A little bit of history was made in Parliament this week, when both the Government and Opposition front benches were defeated by a large margin when backbench MPs of all parties...

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  Last updated: 4 Mar 2010 11:00

  Stop the barbarism and start the reform

  WHEN will we stop treating the NHS like some spoiled brat who must be indulged to the full to ensure all the toys don't disappear from the pram in some epic tantrum?

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  Last updated: 2 Mar 2010 20:00

  In the mail this week: Chew Lips

  It was with excitement that I opened this particular jiffy bag, after the storming performance electro trio Chew Lips gave when I saw them at the Oakford earlier this year.

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  Last updated: 25 Feb 2010 11:00

  Who's voting for identity safeguards?

  SHAMEFUL. Somebody named Clinton Proud's wiped out 25 years of my life, if not my entire existence.

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  Last updated: 25 Feb 2010 09:00

  Martin Salter's Westminster Diary, February 25, 2010

  On Sunday we heard the 'shock horror' allegations that the Prime Minister occasionally loses his rag with his civil servants.

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  Published: 25 Feb 2010 09:00

  Leader: Peace talks needed at Civic Centre

  THESE days even Sinn Fein and the DUP negotiate from opposite sides of the same table rather than posturing from separate rooms.