READERS’ LETTERS: More to fear than the big bad wolf whistle
Sir, – Spot fines for wolf whistles? What next? (“Call for wolf whistle on-the-spot fines”, The Courier, December 7).
Readers’ letters
READERS’ LETTERS: Anti-harassment rhetoric can be a little heavy-handed
Sir, – In the festive season people from all sorts of backgrounds come together in situations with which most of us feel comfortable. Sometimes – through a blend of personal and professional rivalry, sexual tension, party frivolity and too much alcohol – things are said and done that can cause offence.
READERS’ LETTERS: Those responsible rarely held to account
Sir, – I fear that those really responsible for this half baked parking charge idea in Angus will never be held to account.
READERS’ LETTERS: No more climate change scare-mongering
Sir, – I find myself incredulous that so many otherwise intelligent people can fall for the claim that human beings can change the climate of the world.
READERS’ LETTERS: Even being hard done by would be luxury
Sir, – Rail travel has been much in the news again this week thanks to a combination of adverse issues.
READERS’ LETTERS: Facts inevitably spoil one-sided narrative
Sir, – Once again, we are seeing the fiction over facts contribution by Allan MacDougall, in his blinkered support for the SNP (Courier Letters, December 2).
READERS’ LETTERS: Identifying the lack of consultation culprit
Sir, – Correspondent Gina Logan is right to flag up the serious problem of local opinion being ridden over roughshod (Courier Letters, December 1), but she should identify the real culprit.
READERS’ LETTERS: Fight for Dundee plant jobs must continue
Sir, – I read with disappointment the confirmation that Michelin is no longer to manufacture tyres in Dundee.
READERS’ LETTERS: Parking charges are killing local businesses
Sir, – While the potential of Brexit might be holding most readers’ attention at the moment, for the shopkeepers of Angus High Streets disaster has already struck.
READERS’ LETTERS: Community councils are being ignored
Sir, Only a few months ago your newspaper stressed the importance of people coming forward to take on the role of a community councillor – emphasising the part that the community councils play in deciding local issues.