I WAS disgusted to see your very personal attack on Councillor Paul Bristow for his daring to stand as a parliamentary candidate in Middlesbrough - a marginal seat currently held by the Labour Party.Read
THE Foreign Secretary, David Milliband, turned up in Hammersmith to attack the record of Hammersmith and Fulham Council, but he appeared to have been given a dodgy dossier beforehand.Read
AS WESTMINSTER commentators become more and more convinced that no party will have an overall majority after the general election, it may be worth looking at recent events in Scotland, where voters had decided that parties must work together.Read
IT IS rare for an issue to arise which bridges the political divide, but the full or partial closure of five Thames crossings right across the capital is one of those issues.Read
GOING by Councillor Harry Phibbs' letter in your last edition. it's apparent he is not being kept in the loop by his Conservative colleagues on the council.Read
I AM writing on behalf of the Meningitis Trust to encourage all of your readers to take part in a truly memorable experience this year by scaling the heights of the UK's highest mountains in either 24 or 36 hours.Read
I AM writing to ask you, your readers and our MP to back the OutCry! campaign, a partnership between The Children's Society and Bail for Immigration Detainees, which is demanding an end to the immigration detention of children.Read
LAST week I put a detailed amendment to the Mayor of London's draft budget which would have reversed the planned bus passenger fare increase, while giving boroughs more funding for cycling and traffic reduction.Read
YOUR article 'Living in an estate of fear' (January 29) about Fulham Court, highlights the effects of the council's past neglect, cuts and underinvestment, which have turned out to be a false economy.Read
I WAS interested to see that Councillor Stephen Cowan, the Labour opposition leader on Hammersmith and Fulham Council, has complained that the council leader, Councillor Stephen Greenhalgh, missed the last value for money scrutiny committee.Read
THE fare-paying Londoner will be only too aware this week of the huge fare rises which Mayor Boris Johnson has now inflicted on the travelling public, especially those who prefer to use the bus network to get around.Read
THIS is a recall for all national servicemen to 'get fell in again' and spend a nostalgic weekend with hundreds of other ex-national servicemen in June.Read
