I WAS livid and disgusted to read that nearly half a million pounds (£470,000) has been spent modernising public toilets in the Golbourne ward (Talbot Road).Read
DO YOU remember that phrase 'we're all in this together', trotted out by the Conservatives to justify their massive and unnecessary cuts in public services?Read
I CAN clarify (letters, July 21) that The Crown Estate has not agreed a sale of its residential properties in Cumberland Market, Millbank, Victoria Park and Lee Green.Read
IT IS regrettable that action is taken against nuisance drivers of high-performance cars only after a serious accident has taken place (report, page three, August 6). This is far too late.Read
THE Mayor of London Boris Johnson has joined Tube passengers in welcoming the Tube's first new air conditioned train. The train, serving the Metropolitan line, is the first of a 191-strong fleet of walk-through trains that will serve 40 per cent of the Tube network.Read
I AM writing following your imbalanced story about Aintree Court leaseholders on page three of last week's paper, which I was not offered the opportunity to comment on.Read
THE Crown Estate's chief executive, Roger Bright, in an Evening Standard business article that referred to a 'highly contentious sale of 1,300 rented homes in London', is reported as having said that a sale 'has been agreed.Read
SUMMER is here and while the public is hoping the spell of hot weather continues, the canine residents of Dogs Trust Harefield in West London might be thinking otherwise.Read
BRYAN Latter's letter, (Residents can block estates sale, July 2), encourages residents and tenants of the Crown Estate to oppose the sale of social homes, but there is another approach.Read
ANIMAL Aid has released a shocking new factory farming film featuring grim scenes shot secretly in randomly-selected farms across the UK during the last three years.Read
I AM writing on behalf of the Meningitis Trust to say thank you, and congratulations, to all the toddlers who took part in a Toddle Waddle event for us, helping to raise thousands of pounds for our work.Read
WITH hundreds of millions of pounds of cuts in housing budgets already announced, an alleged £780million black hole in the social housing pledge and an emergency budget likely to signal further cuts, Londoners are almost certain to suffer another decade of housing pain.Read
