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Well groomed

3:00pm Friday 20th April 2012

My wife and I wish to express our thanks to the people who have been up cleaning the White Horse.

Unitarians go solo

3:00pm Friday 20th April 2012

May I be allowed to correct the statement made in your report of the Good Friday march that Trowbridge Churches represents all the churches in the town.

Good Samaritan

3:00pm Friday 20th April 2012

Many thanks to the unknown person who handed my son’s lost wallet into Trowbridge police station. To his surprise and delight he not only got his wallet back, a leather one, but also his credit cards and cash. Something that hardly ever happens according to the police lady.

What more homes?

3:00pm Friday 20th April 2012

Although we in the south of the county have not as yet got an hosepipe ban, I see they are building another load of houses near Paxcroft Mead, so it’s only a matter of time.

Charity says thanks

3:00pm Friday 20th April 2012

I would like to thank the people of Bradford on Avon for raising £70.93 during my street collection on Saturday, April 14 in aid of The Brooke Hospital For Animals, a charity helping to improve the quality of life of working animals in some of the world's poorest communities.

Please ask bus passengers what they think

3:00pm Friday 13th April 2012

Once again Wiltshire Council is going out to consultation without involving those who use a service.

All in it together?

3:00pm Friday 13th April 2012

As many of your readers will be aware, the Coalition government has been at pains to instill in us all that the austerity programme is fair and equitable on all in our society.

Beware Facebook

3:00pm Friday 13th April 2012

Keeping customers happy and informed about new products and services is the number one reason for businesses in the south west of England, going online to engage with social media.

Town is wrecked

3:00pm Friday 13th April 2012

At last someone else with the same point of view. I totally agree with Mike Cunningham (Wiltshire Times letters, March 30) that the Kingston Mills development is an eye-sore from the southside approach to the bridge.

Back bid to keep justice affordable

3:00pm Friday 13th April 2012

May I bring readers’ attention to important issues to be considered by MPs after their Easter break.

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Once again Wiltshire Council is going out to consultation without involving those who use a service. The council is looking to save £260,000 on so-called poorly used bus services. They are intending to consult local councillors, parish councils and area boards. Not once have they said that they would consult those who use the service, “the public”.  − Terry Chivers, Whitley

Please ask bus passengers what they think »

There is plenty of sound evidence that letting off Chinese lanterns is causing injury and death to our farm animals and possibly to our wildlife, plus the huge risk of fires. Yet Agriculture Minister Jim Paice said he is not in the business of banning things. More recently he said that he would need “sound evidence” before considering a ban; so no concern for animal welfare, but more concern about upsetting the hospitality industry.  − D Thomas, Dilton Marsh

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