Sir, – Just where Andrew Lawson (letters June 13) gets his vague slur that some Scots – presumably he means nationalists – think they’re superior or ...
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Cancer charity letter a timely warning
Sir, – Jim Smith’s letter about the charity Coping With Cancer North East is timely. We received one of their donation bags and my wife and I noticed ...
Post a comment ()Nothing on offer warrants changing system
Sir, – There are two aspects to the separation/independence debate, one hilarious in its absurdity, positing a deprived Scotland dressed in English ...
Post a comment ()Christianity has been forced to change
Sir, – Gus Logan asks who the band of militant secularists are who want to remove religious privilege (Letters, June 8).
Post a comment ()Theatre should be part of future vision
Sir, – I was delighted to see your article about the much lamented King’s Theatre, one of Dundee’s unsung gems.
Post a comment ()Wake up – this is democracy in action
Sir, – I read Mr Scott’s letter (June 6) regarding his attendance at The Better Together meeting in Cupar with a growing sense of disbelief.
Post a comment ()How will the arguments be presented?
Sir, – We feel the latest moves by the pro- and anti-independence movements raise a great many concerns in particular the way they are targeting ...
Post a comment ()Status quo the problem, not independence
Sir, – I have to take issue with Robert IG Scott’s rather jaundiced synopsis of the current political position in Scotland (Letters, June 5).
Post a comment ()Bedroom tax — a united front needed
Sir, – Dundee Labour’s housing spokesperson Councillor Gordon recently remarked that he was “staggered” by the scale of the bedroom tax crisis in ...
Post a comment ()Windfarm investment is a 'no brainer'
Sir, – I read in Saturday’s Courier that Centrica has bought a 50% stake in Braes o’ Doune windfarm for £59 million. I calculate that in subsidy ...
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