Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Readers' letters

Respect should begin at home for youngsters

REGARDING the letter "Dispersal and Disrespectful and a Breach of Human Rights” (Times & Star, March 5).

Last updated 17 March 2010
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There are other places suitable for a gypsy site in Allerdale

HOW come Allerdale council thinks that Grasslot in Maryport is suitable for a gypsy site?

Last updated 17 March 2010
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Cockermouth Rotary club helping flood victims

THE donation of £10,000 to Cockermouth Cricket Club which was totally devastated by the flooding, came from Rotary charity funds, not from the flood relief account.

Last updated 17 March 2010
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Temporary trains in West Cumbria should be permanent

I AM writing to support the temporary trains from Workington to Northside becoming permanent.

Last updated 17 March 2010
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Let us hope our local councils can work together in flood rehabilitation

AS THE rehabilitation work gains momentum let us hope that between them our local authorities can agree a comprehensive plan for the Derwent/Cocker catchment area.

Last updated 17 March 2010
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New friendships struck up over Barker Crossing

I LIVE in Seaton and can cross Barker Crossing up to four times a day.

Last updated 9 March 2010
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We deserve full disclosure over the sacking of fireman Joe Little

I HAVE been watching with interest the case of the sacked fireman Joe Little (Times & Star, February 26).

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Flooding was a man-made problem

WE HAVE been watching the machinery hard at work in the river. Does that make us feel better? No.

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Why can cars park all over the pedestrianised Wilson Street?

MY WIFE and I have recently bought a property on Wilson Street in Workington.

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Our lives are shattered - please build a bridge in Lorton

I HAVE sent the letter below to Capita Symonds imploring them to not get complacent and urgently build a bridge at Lorton.

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Cockermouth floods do not mean you have to ignore planning law

AFTER reading the article regarding J Edgar and Son being refused temporary planning permission in the old fire station in Lorton Street, Cockermouth (Times & Star, February 19) their comments were that they felt disappointed.

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Songs of Praise was a wasted opportunity

WHAT a wasted opportunity!

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Segregating our youngsters is not the answer

WHAT next will our valiant police force come up with, to segregate our youngsters furthermore from society?

Last updated 9 March 2010
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Rethink needed over parking post flooding

IT WAS most interesting to read that Cumbria County Council is intending to use the capital which would have been used to provide parking meters in Cockermouth to carry out repairs to flood-damaged bridges.

Last updated 1 March 2010
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Crisis management is easier with hindsight

IT IS disappointing to note that Dianne Standen (letters, February 12) and others continue to criticise the transport situation between Maryport and Cockermouth, and make contributions with the principal qualification of hindsight.

Last updated 1 March 2010
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Plea to Allerdale council to reconsider arts budget cut

THIS is a copy of a letter sent to Harry Dyke, chief executive officer or Allerdale Borough Council regarding Allerdale’s arts budget cut.

Last updated 1 March 2010
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Can Shiver Me Timbers be saved?

WELL, once again we have a major attraction in Shiver Me Timbers playground that is due to go, or is it?

Last updated 1 March 2010
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