Letters to the Editor - Buckinghamshire Advertiser

Go Bananas to help beat disease

THIS year's Go Bananas on Fruity Friday campaign takes place on May 14.Read

My new year angel in a taxi

I WOULD like to share a lovely story about my new year angel.Read

Thank you all for having a heart

I AM writing to thank all your readers who helped to make the British Heart Foundation's (BHF) National Heart Month campaign such a success this February.Read

The Cheltenham races kill horses

AS THE 2010 Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival takes place this week, readers may wish to consider the consequences that the event has had on horses over the last decade.Read

Track cash better spent on potholes

CHILTERN District Council is spending a lot of time and effort and, more importantly, cost in providing a cycle track for about a mile along Narcot Lane to the Chiltern Leisure Centre.Read

Great piece about school's 'darasa'

AS A Holtspur School governor, I was delighted to see Polly Manser's story about our new outdoor classroom on last week's front page.Read

Most cash goes on staff pensions

AS A resident of Amersham-on-the-Hill, I was unaware of any local consultations about parking meters. But no surprise there, as why actively publicise 'controversial' local authority spending/taxation.Read

Objection based on legal advice

THERE has been much misinformation recently about Amersham Town Council's rejection of the Village Green status of Barn Meadow, generated by ignorance of the town council's finances.Read

Speed limit would encourage walking

IF EVER the 20mph temporary speed limit comes to the schools precinct in Wattleton Road, Beaconsfield, as suggested by Peter Wilde (Letters, February 25), it should cover the whole of Wattleton Road, not just the Station Road end.Read

Traffic agony set to continue

OVER the past 12 months any motorist in Gerrards Cross has had to contend with Tesco's construction company, Costain, stopping traffic at will so that lorries have free access to the Tesco site on Packhorse Road.Read

Helpline for carers gets my support

MORE than five million people across the UK currently care for a loved one, yet shockingly, more than two-thirds of those do not see themselves as carers, and do not register on the radars of health or care organisations.Read

Now is the time to be a veggie

MARCH is veggie month, so if you, or someone you know, has been thinking about going veggie, this is the perfect time to kick the meat habit and open your mind, body and taste buds to the possibilities of new foods and improved health.Read

Potholes need to be repaired again

I HAVE reported to Bucks County Council that the repairs carried out last month to the potholes in Warwick Road were so poorly executed that within two weeks they were breaking open.Read

Roads are hole-ly unacceptable

I AM absolutely incensed by your article implying David Shakespeare might be able to claim for damage to his BMW tyres as a result of pothole damage.Read