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Times Letters
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Festive wishes
WITH Trowbridge town centre bustling under a sparkling sheet of new Christmas lights and a Christmas tree to make any town proud, may I through your newspaper, and on behalf of Trowbridge Town Council, extend seasonal greetings to all the townsfolk of Trowbridge. read more
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Well done Times
CONGRATULATIONS to the Wiltshire Times for once again leading the fight against the threatened closure of yet another of our valued and vital services, this time our local Post Offices. read more
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Christmas chaos
I HOPE Andrew Jones (Letters, December 14) will appreciate this Christmas Cracker in the spirit in which it is intended, but I do have a serious point if anyone has the Sense to See it. read more
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Try white lines
I READ in last week's Wiltshire Times that the A36 has claimed yet another life on the notorious Black Dog Hill. read more
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A thank you
HAVING just read the letter from Mrs Lewis appealing to the thief who did not return her shopping bag left hanging on her trolley has prompted me to write because last week I did the same forgetful thing and left a full bag of expensive items hanging on my Tesco trolley. read more
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School praised
WHEN asked by my friend's children to attend their Christmas play at Studley Green Primary, Trowridge, I really underestimated them. read more
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Housing crisis
THE property market is out of control. Houses keep costing more but why? Rented accommodation is now dearer than a mortgage. Many people nowadays have either a poor credit rating or are on poor pay rates. read more
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Travellers’ tales
WITH regard to the front page on December 7, Crackdown on Travellers: the problem for travellers is that 90 per cent of all traveller planning applications are turned down and have to go to appeal, where as only 20 per cent of planning applications from the settled community are turned down, this is from official government figures. read more
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