Letters to the Editor - Fulham Chronicle

Letters: TfL heavy-handed when dealing with public Jun 07 2013

I have been amazed at the lack of engagement with the public from Transport for London in relation to the rolling out of the Boris Bike scheme across Hammersmith and Fulham and their heavy-handed approach to steamrolling their schemes through. Read

Letters: Labour is choosing people over arts Apr 04 2013

Kensington and Chelsea Council’s deputy leader, Cllr Paget-Brown, got it wrong in his March 22 letter when he said the Labour opposition group suggested axing the council’s entire £150,000 arts programme at the recent budget meeting. Read

Letters: Council should practise what it preaches Apr 04 2013

The council has announced the removal of about 30 “unsightly advertising hoardings” to make our streets “cleaner and greener”, including a hoarding about Fernando Torres put up by Paddy Power opposite Chelsea football ground. Read

Letters: Why is borough ignoring Big Energy Switch? Apr 04 2013

Why doesn’t Hammersmith and Fulham Council back the Big London Energy Switch, the scheme that mobilises consumer power to help us all get a better deal from the powerful energy companies?Read

Letters: Fighting the threat to high street traders Apr 04 2013

The continued decline of the high street is putting businesses at risk, with supermarkets and the internet getting stronger.Read

Letters: Amazed to be agreeing with Malcolm Rifkind Mar 11 2013

To my complete astonishment, for once I find myself in full agreement with Sir Malcolm Rifkind ("Commons Touch", 8 March). Read

Letters: Setting the record straight over children's centres Mar 04 2013

I write to correct your article 'Free nursery places delivered to parents of two-year-olds' (Friday February 15), which does not give the full picture of Children’s Centres and Early Years' Services in the borough.Read

Letters: Suspend insectocides that pose a risk to bees Mar 04 2013

Further to recent correspondence on the subject of allotments, I do hope that your original correspondent, Ms Rustin, together with the Green Party, will be supporting the campaign for the Government to suspend all approvals for use of neonicotinoid insecticides for use on crops. Read

Letters: Portobello and Golborne Road market is best in Britain Mar 04 2013

The Portobello and Golborne Road market justly deserves to be named the Best Outdoor Market in Britain. The strength of the market is its long, rich heritage, the diversity of goods and expertise of traders.Read

Letters: Astounded by proposals to close A&E Mar 04 2013

Can I add to the many voices who are astounded at these proposals. I gave personal experience of the excellent staff at A&E who fought to save my elderly mother who suffered a stroke. Incidentally the well-equipped treatment room had been paid for with funds from Latymer school. Read