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Vegan choice

I hope the spring chicks that were taken to a children’s playgroup and a care home as part of “Easter celebrations” will be allowed to live long and happy lives (Youngsters feeling chirpy after a...

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Traffic chaos

How can we trust the Highways Agency, who are currently deliberately reducing the traffic lanes northbound at junction 4a to just one, to manage and control traffic to M5 roadworks at West Bromwich,...

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Works crucial

I want to apologise to those who are being affected by our works on the M5 at Oldbury and to say we understand first-hand the frustrations you may be feeling as many of our own staff live and travel to...

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Worthy praise

I read the story titled ‘best and worst GPs are revealed’ and I was delighted to see St John’s surgery ranked third for patient satisfaction. I attend the surgery and I think it is great news. They are...

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Bypass needed

I agree totally with the views expressed by Ann Holmes, Bromsgrove Town, on the subject of ongoing traffic congestion.

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Charity's thanks for 2017

The Basement Project team want to say a huge Thank You to everyone that supported us over the festive period, it was an astonishingly generous Christmas! As of April 2018, the Basement Project will...

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Awful service

I read with horror your article with regards to ‘Nine officers earning over £100k’.

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Thanks to councillor

I would just like to register a vote of thanks to councillor Rita Dent for helping us to alleviate the problem of selfish,inconsiderate parking in All Saints Place.

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Appalled at new chairman

I was appalled to read that Sir David Nicholson had been appointed to be chairman of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust especially following the results of the Francis Inquiry into the Staffordshire...

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More help needed

= I am a local student at South Bromsgrove High School and personally concerned with the issues surrounding mental health.

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Happy with cafe's scooter policy

I am a scooter user with spinal problems. I leave my scooter outside as there isn't room in side, there are exceptions a lady who has only one leg takes her scooter in and the quote the human rights...

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Only logic applied in scooter row

I do not agree that the staff are discriminating against this person, they were acting in a sensible manner in refusing the use of a motorised scooter in the store.

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Reader calls for cull on Christmas lights to save the planet

MADAM - Every year the number of Christmas lights hung outside houses increases.

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Comic Jimmy Car joins bumper crowd at Bromsgrove Sporting FC

MADAM - It was great to see a bumper crowd at the Victoria Ground on New Year's day watching Bromsgrove Sporting play it out against local rivals Stourbridge.

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Parking problems at Bromsgrove's New Leisure Centre

MADAM - The new Leisure Centre is increasingly popular and it's good to see it so.

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LETTER: No-show Bromsgrove GP appointments not just patients' fault

Dear Sir,

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Reader argues town needs an eastern bypass not road improvements to A38

MADAM - Shame on Bromsgrove Council proposing a £42 million sticking plaster scheme to ease congestion on the A38.

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Reader complains about bus service between Droitwich, Bromsgrove and Birmingham

MADAM - Through the medium of your newspaper I should be grateful if I could express my dissatisfaction that the First bus service on the Salt Route, recently featured in the Droitwich Advertiser, was...

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Reader argues against eastern bypass to ease congestion in Bromsgrove

MADAM - I have to say that I disagree with R. Sanders () regarding the necessity of building an eastern bypass to ease traffic congestion in Bromsgrove.

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Artrix: Bromsgrove Council issues response to pleas to save arts centre

NO promises can be made about the future of the Artrix Arts Centre building, insist council chiefs - but they admit they have been 'blown away' by the emotions raised by its closure.

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Reader is horrified at news Bromsgrove's Artrix Theatre is to close for good

MADAM - Ever since Artrix opened in 2005 (to a classic design by architect, Glenn Howells) it has been at the heart of the cultural life of Bromsgrove and with a wide variety of shows it has catered...

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Reader calls for improvements to Bromsgrove's Stourbridge Road and Strand

MADAM - Whilst appreciating the work to improve the walking and cycling arrangements around the A38 which have attracted investment from Worcestershire County Council is it not time to improve traffic...

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Reader argues for more green transport solutions in Bromsgrove

MADAM - I can't even begin to describe the selfishness of the people that have put their names on a document to Bromsgrove Council, suggesting that the town needs yet another new road.

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Reader calls for mobile speed trap in Rough Hill Drive, Redditch

MADAM - There would be rich pickings if a mobile speed camera were to be parked at the top of Rough Hill Drive, Oakenshaw.

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Why was River Wye allowed to be polluted?

The recent 'Rivercide' documentary, about the devastating pollution of the river Wye catchment, on YouTube 'rivercide.tv', has received a great deal of attention and comment.

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Benefit payments should be increased

Overall, I agreed with Amelia Washbourne's recent letter about the cut to Universal Credit (UC).

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I won't be happy if taxes are used for Hereford Bypass

IN REPLY to letter ‘What a failure!’published on October 28: Do not vote, because Peter is throwing his toys out of his pram and can’t get a bypass.

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Magical walk through Hereford

THERE is a magical route from the Grafton area of Hereford, only usable by walkers and cyclists, that takes you all the way to Credenhill without having to go along a single road, other than to cross...

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Fears of a 'hotter' bird flu strain hitting Herefordshire

I WROTE wrote a letter nearly 18 months ago.

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Are Herefordshire Shop Local cards being used in supermarkets?

I AM very disappointed to be told that at least one supermarket in Hereford is allowing customers to pay using the council issued £15 card.

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Do Herefordshire's Green councillors want out of NATO?

WE are all appalled at the tragedy playing out in the Ukraine after the unwarranted aggression of Vladimir Putin and his acolytes.

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Herefordshire farming has spawned business for generations

HEREFORDSHIRE farming has risen to the challenge of delivering the nation’s food under the regulations and policies of the day.

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I am elderly and disabled – don't destroy Hereford taxis

I AM an elderly disabled lady.

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Letter: First busses are putting Bromsgrove passengers last

I have just read the article called “Part of long running bus service in Bromsgrove axed“ which stirred up a myriad of emotions.

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Readers letters: Be aware on cremation and prepare your pet

Direct cremation has become increasingly popular as people’s budgets have tightened and Covid restrictions have prevented more traditional funeral services.

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Readers' letters: Rwanda not the answer and not so SMART tech

Madam,

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Errors in Herefordshire housing plan

HEREFORDSHIRE Council is currently reviewing the Local Plan and I urge all residents who are concerned about planning or housing developments in rural areas to read the background reports that inform...

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Letter: Former headteacher remembers when the Queen visited Bromsgrove

Madam,

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Readers' letters: Baby boomers and dog breeders

I keep hearing and seeing remarks about how the baby boomers have had it so good and that they are the ones responsible for global warming, consumerism, creating mountains of waste, being a burden on...

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Letter: NHS crisis shows Conservatives look after their own

Waiting lists will go down because so many people are dying on this government’s watch not to mention the billions the government is saving from pensions no longer payable as the pensioners are no...

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Reader's letter: Vegan option will protect the environment

Well done to Extinction Rebellion for drawing attention to the shocking state of our waterways and they are right that the government should be taking stronger action.

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Reader's letter: Driving restrictions in Midlands are unfair

I write to you in abject abhorrence of the proposed imposition of restrictions to driving within West Midlands Combined Authority area.

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Conservative plan for law on strikes is an attack on liberty

The right to strike is a fundamental British liberty, but it is under direct attack from the Conservatives’ draconian strikes bill.

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Election ID scheme bad for young voters - Newsquest reader

Madam,

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Africa hunting trophy ban is best for Britain' future

I am very grateful to those MPs who voted to ban the import of hunting trophies to this country. 

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Reader's letter: End claim limit to cut child poverty

I was shocked to learn, via new research from the End Child Poverty Coalition, that in Bromsgrove there are 4,768 children living in poverty, which equals 22.5% of all children.

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Reader's letter: Saving fish in heatwave may be double standard

Well done to those residents who tried to save fishes that were dying in the local canal.

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Reader's letter: British economy needs old values on mortgages

During the early eighties, during the Thatcher government, mortgage rates went up to 15% and savings rates up to 10%.

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Letter: Train ticket office closure plan puts profits first

This current campaign of cuts once again shows why our public transport network should be renationalised and taken out of the hands of private companies looking to boost their profits at the expense of...

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Letter: out of control children vandalise their own schools

I see from reports from PCSO Kate Easthope from West Mercia Constabulary, that children thought to be between 9 and 12 years old, have entered school grounds through a broken fence. 

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