READERS’ LETTERS: Military mitigation payments just a ploy?
Sir, – Ms Kirstene Hair, Angus MP, is championing the cause for salary equality across the country for military personnel.
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READERS’ LETTERS: Controversial “Site Six” site is unwanted
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).
READERS’ LETTERS: Bid to bring back beavers is misguided
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).
READERS’ LETTERS: Scottish Labour has let the country down
Sir, – British Labour’s scatterbrained joke of a Scottish branch manager Richard Leonard is calling on Holyrood to scrap the Tories’ two child limit for people on benefits.
READERS’ LETTERS: Counting the cost of missed appointments
Sir, – Somehow I do not think there would be much – or indeed any – support for Rev Dr Cameron’s suggestion (Letters, July 3) of charging for doctor’s appointments.
READERS’ LETTERS: All of war’s victims should be remembered
Sir, – Recently we honoured Scots troops, in particular those who fell during World War One.
READERS’ LETTERS: Short-sightedness of rural school closures
Sir, – I see the current Perth and Kinross administration is looking to close yet another school.
READERS’ LETTERS: Why is live golf no longer on free-to-air?
Sir, – As The Open gets under way in Carnoustie, it seems to have passed almost unnoticed that live golf has fallen off the agenda for broadcast on free-to-air television.
READERS’ LETTERS: Nuisance calls? Time to ring the changes
Sir, – When your house phone rings you probably, like me, think it could be something important and rush to answer it.
READERS’ LETTERS: Fife needs to look after its litter pickers
Sir, – The story on Fife Council scrapping the Adopt A Street plan is a terribly sad reflection on the local authority and its workforce.