Sir, – Regarding the recent article in The Courier on the cost of processing contaminated domestic recycling bins, confusion over what types of plastic can be recycled or not is a real issue.
Sir, – We must be careful not to make the Windrush situation synonymous with racism.
Sir, – Last week it was the turn of the Scottish Liberal Democrats to hold their conference.
Sir, – I was disappointed but not surprised to read the remarks by Jenny Marra MSP on Site Six at the waterfront.
Sir, – The more that emerges from this Windrush scandal the more I feel sick to my stomach.
Sir, – I have been appalled by this week’s revelations about the “Windrush” immigrants.
Sir, – What is the UK’s justification, legal or moral, for the air strikes on Syrian bases?
Sir, – Regarding Hilda Hynd’s letter (“Opportunity lost for V&A setting”, The Courier, April 12)regarding the V&A being overshadowed and blocked from view by an office block.
Sir, – Following on from your excellent articles on new technology for diabetic glucose monitoring (“Scientists develop patch to monitor blood glucose levels”, The Courier, April 10) and on discrimination facing diabetics at work (The Courier, April 10), I would like to contribute a couple of points based on 44 years of living with type 1 diabetes.
Sir, – It is not often I agree with a senior SNP member – but I thought former health secretary Alex Neil’s acknowledgement of the lack of oversight of NHS Tayside’s budget was valid.