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I WAS disappointed to read the letter from Maxine Hay (June 3) regarding my involvement in the A141 crossing at Kings Ripton Road, Huntingdon. As I was a candidate in the recent county council elections, I was unable to reply to Mrs Hay s letter any soone... Full Letter »
I READ Bob Burn-Murdoch s article (June 3) with great interest and pleasure. It is indeed an excellent portrayal of the history of our St Ives area railways, including a number of incidents . However, I would like to add something that will indicate that... Full Letter »
TO all those calling for a General Election at the earliest opportunity, I suggest that now is not the time. Instead we must first seize the opportunity to make significant changes to our electoral system. We must end the present and totally undemocratic... Full Letter »
I REFER to the article (June 10) Fence call on danger road . The footpath in question certainly was not put in as a link for the bowls club, which used to have access onto the A14, but was re-routed via the Hilton Road to a new opening on West End Lane.... Full Letter »
AT long last we are able to use and enjoy the wonderful new library in Huntingdon, although it has the inevitable design faults of most modern buildings. Unusable vertical space is an absolute requirement in any public building erected in the last 20 year... Full Letter »
I READ the piece on the new Huntingdon library (June 17) with some incredulity, and wonder what criteria your reporter used to come to his conclusion that the town s library is a success story . Certainly, that sentiment is not likely to be shared by any... Full Letter »
IN your article about troubles at St Neots Town Council (SNTC) (June 24), Councillor Derek Giles tries to blame the extra £10,000 in audit fees on the error of the loan. There was far more wrong at SNTC than just the loan. The auditor found SNTC was unabl... Full Letter »
I WELCOME the opportunity to respond to concerns raised by your readers about access to occupational therapy assessments (The Hunts Post, June 17). Firstly, I would like to apologise to those people who have experienced unacceptable waiting times. All ref... Full Letter »
I LIVE in Stow Longa and we were informed of the proposed Bicton Industrial Estate wind farm development only a couple of weeks ago. We are currently seeking information from the company. At this stage we have not been told of the size and scale of the de... Full Letter »
MANY of your readers will, I am sure, agree that pets play an incredibly important role in our lives. In many instances they provide companionship, they help to teach our children lessons in responsibility, love and empathy and (having worked for Guide Do... Full Letter »
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