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On this day: Letters | Round-up

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Letters

  • Sad loss to community

    I HAVE two children who attend Windmill Neighbourhood Nursery. I am furious at Dudley Council's claims that it has supported the nursery financially as the take-up of places has been too low (Dudley News, February 28). read more

  • Nursery should close

    WITH regard to the closure of Windmill Neighbourhood Nursery (Dudley News, February 28), it seems there is somebody on Dudley Council with common sense. read more

  • Beware the ‘polyclinic’

    DO we, the great British public, know what will be the result of Government plans for "polyclinics"? read more

  • Booze ban is ignored

    MAY I say, first of all, that I do love to read the Dudley News and at this stage I wish to comment on the article "Town booze ban" (February 7). read more

  • How to beat the trailer thief

    AS a director of Keltruck Limited, a local business which, along with its customers, has been blighted by commercial vehicle theft, may I comment on the recent article about the theft of trailers. read more

  • Remembering our local hero

    I ADMIT I have been a critic of Dudley Council but I must give them praise for the way they organised the service of thanksgiving to celebrate the life of our greatest ever sportsman, Duncan Edwards. read more

  • Multi-storey is long overdue

    WE have been hearing about the plans for the multi-storey car park at Russells Hall since before the hospital was extended (Dudley News, February 28). read more

  • Retreat Cafe is a hidden gem

    While on a recent visit to see our family in Dudley, we visited The Retreat Cafe. read more

  • Mosque inquiry is a good thing

    I THINK we should have this public inquiry into the mosque plans so everybody can have a say. read more

  • Final say will be with a minister

    THE public inquiry into the mosque proposal will hopefully finally make some of the more gullible in Dudley realise that democracy in this country is dead and buried. read more

  • Wrong, wrong, wrong

    YOU ask what I think about the public inquiry into the mosque and I say it is wrong, wrong and wrong again that a decision taken by the democratically elected members of Dudley Council can be challenged in this way. read more

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On this day: Letters | Round-up