Sir, – The causes of, and responsibility for, the world’s climate changes and their consequences – some disastrous like bush fires or very seriously damaging like flooding – are based on multiplicity of causative factors.
Sir, – I see regular letters denying the changes to our world are anything to do with our actions and I wonder: if not us, then what?
Sir, – As the full implications of Brexit unfold it is clear that only two national leaders apart from Boris Johnson actually welcome it.
Sir, – I am struck by the hypocrisy on the part of the independence deniers, none of whom have ever put a valid case or argument in favour of retaining the status quo.
Sir, – In his letter, Denis Munro (Scotland not more inclusive than rest of UK, Courier, November 6) raises a number of questions about the recent march for independence in Perth.
Sir, – The report of Phase 1 of the public enquiry into the Grenfell disaster points the finger of blame at the firefighters.
Sir, – I refer to Denis Munro’s letter (Scotland not more inclusive than rest of UK, Courier, November 6).
Sir, – When will motorists realise that driving along single carriageway and rural roads at night with their lights permanently dipped is a most hazardous and dangerous undertaking as far as pedestrians are concerned?
Sir, – I watched the SNP march through Perth recently and some questions have been troubling me ever since.
Sir, – As patients who were affected by the choice of NHS Tayside to disregard current clinical management guidelines surrounding chemotherapy doses, we feel that your recent coverage on the plight of the clinicians in question requires response.