Luton on Sunday Letters
Council concerns over expansion plans
SIR - I have written a letter to the Clerk to Caddington Parish Council as I was informed that the residents of Caddington and Slip End were not informed of the proposed airport expansion...
Sports village will be a 'superb' facility
SIR - I would like to set the record straight in response to comments made by Ms Wraith in her letter 'Centre not needed, says resident'.
Best choice is to legalise drugs
SIR - Richard Branson is right. It must be obvious to all but the most intellectually challenged that the so-called 'War on Drugs' is a dismal failure.
No role for council to provide musicians
SIR - Council announced cuts of just over £250,000 from street cleaning services, resulting in a number of people losing their jobs.
Centre not needed, says resident
SIR - I write after reading your piece last week headed 'Inspirational centre will be a splash hit' in which you say we 'Can't have failed to spot the immense structure which has now taken...
How about some good news?
SIR - I read Luton on Sunday on a regular basis and I am dismayed, saddened and angered by your negative portrayal of our busy Luton & Dunstable Hospital.
Council concerns over expansion plans
SIR - I have written a letter to the Clerk to Caddington Parish Council as I was informed that the residents of Caddington and Slip End were not informed of the proposed airport expansion...
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