Letters: Be careful what you wish for

I WOULD like to reply to Carla Dugard's call for Hillingdon to introduce the dreaded bins to the borough (Call for wheelie bins to beat rats, Gazette, June 1).Read

Letters: Folk are always in such a rush today

WHY, oh why are people in such a hurry nowadays?Read

Letters: 'Meadow' is more like a race track

AFTER nearly 14 years living in Meadow Way, Eastcote, I need to express my anger and frustration with Hillingdon Council.Read

Letters: Keep your dogs under full control

AS THE owner of both sociable and unsociable dogs, I believe it is about time all dog owners took responsibility for their animals.Read

Letters: Thank you for your honest kindness

TO THE very kind lady who, on Monday, May 23, found a black-and-white spotty bag in Ruislip High Street and handed it in to Barclays bank, may I send my most sincere thanks.Read

Letters: Store was refused for a good reason

I AM emailing in response to your article regarding the new Costcutter store opening on Ryefield Avenue, Hillingdon ('Unpopular' store pulls in the crowds, Uxbridge and West Drayton Gazette, May 25).Read

Letters: HS2 would be financial suicide

WHILE I acknowledge the opposition to HS2 from Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson regarding the devastation it will cause to urban and rural areas and to parts of Hillingdon in particular, I believe their opposition should embrace a wider perspective.Read

Letters: Puddifoot's pool accusations unfair

IN THE Gazette, Ray Puddifoot accused Labour of favouring Yiewsley swimming pool over a health centre (Council leaders' columns, May 11). This is disingenuous.Read

Letters: Shame on council for allowing shop

I AM absolutely appalled that the owners of the new shop in Ryefield Avenue have been able to open using a loophole ('Unpopular' store pulls in the crowds, Uxbridge and West Drayton Gazette, May 25).Read

Letters: support for those with lung problems

DO YOU have lung cancer or mesothelioma, or are close to someone who does?Read

Letters: Where are store's reported crowds?

AS A resident of Oak Farm Estate for over 20 years, I was interested in your Costcutter story.Read

Letters: Asda development will ease traffic

WE WRITE in response to Mr Williams's letter in the May 4 edition of the Gazette (Superstore traffic will be a disaster), which made reference to BSPF (British Steel Pension Fund) and Asda's proposals for the Westlands 3 site in Station Road/ North Hyde Road in Hayes.Read

Letters: Don't need a guru to speak for Hayes

SOMEONE let that self-proclaimed guru on air.Read

Letters: Restaurant right to refuse allergy boy

IT IS well known that restaurants, quite properly, do not allow customers to eat their own food on their premises, as they are there to make a profit (Allergy boy is told to eat out, Ruislip and Eastcote Gazette, May 18).Read

Letters: Scrapping rail plan would get my vote

I AM dismayed to learn of the proposed fate of the Ickenham Blenheim care centre, which may be at the mercy of the mooted HS2 route (HS2 threat to OAPs' home, Ruislip and Eastcote Gazette, May 4).Read

Letters: Affection of all who knew Malcolm

I KNEW Malcolm [Ruddock] for at least 26 years. He was the young policeman who my father called when my mother died suddenly at home (The nicest policeman, Northwood and Rickmansworth Gazette, May 4).Read

Letters: A bit of PR for a fairer way to vote

I WAS one of the abstaining 65.9 per cent in the AV referendum because neither option offered was fair.Read

Letters: Autoshow is very much still on road

FURTHER to the letter in the Uxbridge Gazette from Tom Morgan about the demise of the Middlesex Show (Reluctantly we had to just call it a day, Letters, May 4), I have been instructed by the organising committee to draw your attention of all your readers that an alternative to that show will occur on the showground on July 17, namely the Rotary Club of Uxbridge Autoshow .Read

Letters: Spend money on hospital angels

AFTER having an horrific experience last year in one of the wards of Hillingdon Hospital, my heart sank when I was told I needed treatment there again.Read

Letters: No place to stable our pre-schoolers

I HAVE three children aged seven, five and two. All three of my children are in the younger half of the school year (Shortage of pre-school places looms, Gazette, April 20).Read

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