Postbag
| Health and safety threat to town's annual carnival | | 4:00pm Thursday 28th February 2008 | | I READ the recent Forest Journal cover article about the effects in Ringwood of changes to health and safety
legislation regarding street closures with dismay,
particularly as I have participated in the town's carnival and am on the festival committee which organises a number of charitable activities within the town. |
| Dean's comments show her to be 'out of touch' | | 2:56pm Thursday 21st February 2008 | | I WAS dismayed to read that the Dean of Salisbury Cathedral, the Very Reverend June Osborne had publicly supported Dr Rowan Williams over his speech calling for parts of Sharia law to be incorporated into British Law. | | Reader comment (1) |
| 16,000 new homes were not in the original plan | | 3:02pm Thursday 14th February 2008 | | ROBERT Key's "View from the Commons" in last week's Journal throws up many employment and housing statistics but the final requirement of possibly 16,000 new dwellings by 2020 is indeed alarming when balanced against environmental impact and the quality of life. | | Reader comment (1) |
| Redevelopment of Market Square is dividing opinion | | 12:29pm Thursday 7th February 2008 | | FURTHER to the recent correspondence in these pages, I wish to state that everyone will have their different ideas as to how the Guildhall and Market Square should look. |
| Old Sarum will benefit from tree felling plan | | 2:54pm Thursday 31st January 2008 | | ENGLISH Heritage would like to clarify our scrub clearance programme at Old Sarum Castle in Wiltshire ("English Heritage should listen to the views of the local community" Journal, January 17). |
| Why would a new sport centre fare any better? | | 2:47pm Thursday 31st January 2008 | | I WELCOME the suggested
feasibility study following last week's village meeting to determine the options for the future of the Brian Whitehead Centre, in Downton. |
| Community grant sparks an impassioned debate | | 12:48pm Thursday 24th January 2008 | | IN his letter to Postbag of January 10, Mr Jackson, of Porton, expressed his concern about a grant we gave to the Bangladeshi Sports and Social Club in Salisbury. |
| The calamity of the Post Office | | 12:46pm Thursday 24th January 2008 | | MORE than 26 million people visit a post office every week and yet the Post Office is losing £4m a week. |
| Saving villages from the yobs | | 2:16pm Thursday 17th January 2008 | | AS a Durrington
district and parish councillor, I would like to reply to last week's post bag article about
village yob culture. |
| Calling foul on dog owners | | 11:21am Thursday 3rd January 2008 | | WOULD those who allow their dogs to freely defecate around St.Martin's Churchyard please show a little more respect for its residents and those who come to tend their graves. |
| Charity aims to shine a light on the unsung work of many | | 10:53am Thursday 27th December 2007 | | AS we pay tribute to all those across the country who helped us raise
awareness of carers on Carers Rights Day, which took place on December 7, I should like to remind your readers that providing good information and advice for carers is still one of our highest priorities. |
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