Sir, – It is good that recycled plastic is being used in roadworks at Gardyne campus (“D&A College is paving with plastic in green road surfacing project”, The Courier, October 12).
Sir, – It is claimed that 83% of Scots favour the reintroduction of beavers to Scotland’s rural areas (“Scots back return of beavers in government consultation”, Courier, October 18).
The Dundee Supporters’ Association have written to the country’s top two refereeing chiefs over the decision to put whistler Steven McLean in charge of Saturday’s game with Kilmarnock at Dens.
Sir, – In a negotiation usually both parties set out their position, and then gradually come together to a mutually agreeable outcome.
Sir, – The story on Fife Council scrapping the Adopt A Street plan is a terribly sad reflection on the local authority and its workforce.
Sir, – Ms Kirstene Hair, Angus MP, is championing the cause for salary equality across the country for military personnel.
Sir, – Recently we honoured Scots troops, in particular those who fell during World War One.
Sir, – This week in London there was another terror attack using a vehicle.
Sir, – I have always been rather sceptical about the design of the V&A right from its inception.
Sir, – I read with interest former Dundee City Council development director Mike Galloway’s defence of “Site Six”, which is otherwise known as that monstrosity being built across from the V&A (“Mastermind defends controversial site six”, Courier, November 21).