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8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – The irresponsible dog owners who let their terrier-type dog run off the lead about 4.15pm on Tuesday, March 16, on the public footpath leading up to Rodge Hill may or may not be interested to know that Sandy, our cherished pet chicken, which our children had hand-reared from hatching, died on Wednesday as a result of the injuries she received in the attack by the dog.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – Notable dignitaries from our city have a regular column in the Worcester News including the mayor, the dean and our member of Parliament. This gives readers an insight into what they and the organisations they represent are doing on our behalf.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – I wouldn’t describe myself as particularly interested in politics, but I do recognise the difference between right and wrong.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – I would like to second James Connell’s article in the Worcester News of March 15, which was headed “Don’t blame the hospital for vomiting bug”. I spent a short time in February in Hazel elective orthopaedics Ward.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – Having recently received a newsletter from VisitWorcester proclaiming that “your” Worcester Festival is coming up this summer, I feel compelled to write on this theme, which seems to have been started by “your” Worcester News in the last year or so.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – Cranham Drive Shops! Heads get shaken at the mention.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – My good friend Chris Cheeseman’s reply to my letter in the Worcester News (February 11) stretches credulity to breaking point and beyond.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – You took my letter about voting Tory seriously Mr Margrett (Letters, February 25).
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SIR – With this Ashcroft saga again the Lords have been brought into disrepute. It’s about time they were all thrown out and replaced with an elected second house.
8:00am Saturday 20th March 2010
SUNSHINE: Sue Petford of Droitwich sent in this photo of crocuses.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – Reading Stanley Parr’s letter (March 6), I must admit that I wholly agree with him in regard to TV programmes.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – Why do you suppose dead badgers outnumber dead rabbits on our roads these days?
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – I have been corresponding with Peter Luff to try and find out more details of why, when he says he received no questionable overpayments of his expenses, he made repayments of those expenses to Parliament.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – In response to Roger Smith’s letter (Friday, March 5) “Both the fox and hound kill for sport” – may I say that Michael Foster introduced a Private Member’s Bill to ban hunting with dogs in 1997 which failed, but its principles were later passed into law by the Hunting Act in 2004. So, the law has been laid.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – Always found George Cowley’s letters rather entertaining.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
GOOD LIFE: Gill Peters from St John’s, Worcester, snapped this happy frog in her father’s pond.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – The sad fact is that the £1.20.9 mark for petrol was reached about a week ago across the road from me at Birmingham Road Texaco. It’s a total disgrace.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – I was saddened by the prominence given to the headline “Unhappy Patients” on the front cover of Worcester News, March 5.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – Being severely disabled, my elderly wife needs help washing and dressing and is constantly reminded to take greater care of her skin because it has become very thin and easily damaged – a common phenomenon.
8:00am Friday 19th March 2010
SIR – The recall to prison of John Venables has reawakened a baying lynch mob mentality, which is strangely absent about the vast majority of adults who murder children. In those cases few of us can remember more than one or two names and are indifferent to what becomes of them.
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