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I HAVE just finished reading Bob Burn-Murdoch s excellent book on the shaping of St Ives. I thoroughly recommend anybody that has an interest in the history of St Ives to read it. I did note in the book, when Bob was describing the viaduct from the bridge... Full Letter »
I WAS not surprised to read John Holmes s withering and less than illuminating comments (Letters, January 6), in apparent response to my letter of December 16. I am perfectly aware of Cambridge s recent past to which he refers, and I do not need any histo... Full Letter »
WE are mystified by the number of cars parked illegally in St Ives town centre on a daily basis, especially in The Broadway and The Waits, where quite a few cars are parked for the entire working day. Regulations allow one hour s parking and no return wit... Full Letter »
I WISH to respond to Councillor Andy Monk, as he kindly mentioned me in his letter (January 27) regarding the Huntingdonshire District Council website. I would not want your readers to be under the impression that I was ignoring him – far from it: his di... Full Letter »
I FELT it was important that your readers were aware of the reasons that the St Neots Town Council Conservative group voted against the proposed budget for 2010-11 that gave a small reduction to the council taxpayers of St Neots. The budget is unrealisti... Full Letter »
IN response to the letter (January 6) regarding people with community service orders, I would have thought that, working for the council, your correspondent would know that for health and safety reasons the CSOs are not allowed to do the clearing of ice f... Full Letter »
FOLLOWING the snow problems of 12 months ago, I believe the council should be congratulated on recent efforts to keep the major roads clear. Perhaps we should look closer to home in order to clear the footpaths and reduce the number of patients visiting o... Full Letter »
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