Luton on Sunday Letters
If you don't correct spelling mistakes there will be problems
Sir - South West Bedfordshire Conservative MP Andrew Selous (pictured) is quite right; it does children no favours to allow spelling mistakes to go deliberately uncorrected
What about the right to lead a normal life?
SIR - I don't know what Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (Tommy Robinson) hoped to accomplish in the EDL march last week, but let's look at what he did achieve.
'Left seething' after St George's Day parade cancelled
Sir - I am seething after reading about the scouts march being cancelled because they couldn't afford the £2,000 to police it, but we can afford the EDL march costing £1million-plus.
Changing the way attendance is now recorded
SIR - We welcome your newspaper's move last week to scrutinise councillor attendance at Luton Borough Council meetings.
'It's my job to represent the views of those who elected me'
SIR - I write in response to Mrs Marsh (LoS April 29) who referred to me as a 'Luton Conservative'. While I would be honoured to represent any part of Luton...
New attendance figures reveal some have still dropped
SIR - I read with interest Lib Dem Councillor David Franks' long letter in Luton On Sunday (April 15) about councillors' attendance records. Cllr Franks pointed out that some of the figures...
If you don't correct spelling mistakes there will be problems
Sir - South West Bedfordshire Conservative MP Andrew Selous (pictured) is quite right; it does children no favours to allow spelling mistakes to go deliberately uncorrected
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