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Letter: Shoppers give kindly to cause
Through your columns I would like to take the opportunity of expressing thanks on behalf of The Rotary Club of Keynsham to the general public and, particularly, shoppers at the Co-operative Food Store in Broadmead Lane. .. Read More
Letter: Great response to gift appeal
Earlier in the year I appealed for people to help us pack Christmas shoeboxes for children in Belarus and also for unwanted wool. .. Read More
Letter: Let’s celebrate Judd’s success
Isn’t it time we celebrated the success of Bristol-born and Keynsham-based Judd Trump? .. Read More
Letter: Public services are a priority when setting Budget
Keeping council tax as low as possible, protecting essential frontline public services as much as we can, and investing in economic growth – these are the three priorities which are guiding the preparation of Bath & North East Somerset Council’s budget for the next three years. .. Read More
Letter: Slash and burn approach to cutting services makes no sense
As the Government works to tackle Britain’s unprecedented national debt problem and reduce public spending, it is only right that local councils take their share of the budget cuts. .. Read More
Letter: Find funds to deliver free parking for Keynsham
If the Liberal Democrat claim that it is not possible to create free parking in Keynsham due to the “cost” ever had any credibility, it certainly does not now. .. Read More
Letter: Village is home, not just address
As the newly elected councillor for Saltford Parish Council, I would like to give my heartfelt thanks to everyone who voted for me. .. Read More
Letter: Spirit and character of town will not be broken
The Focus Group working with the architects cannot achieve miracles, only minor modifications to the roofline of the blocks and limited choice of the cladding materials. This is not satisfactory for any of the interested parties; compromise is a good solution in social matters but not in building design! .. Read More
Letter: Return to education for the few, not the many
Michael Gove is intent on pushing through an exam which will condemn the majority of students to failure. The GCSE, introduced over 20 years ago, by a Conservative Government, enabled all students to sit an exam under one title. Its aim was to examine what students “know, understand and can do” and gave credit to students’ achievements rather than defining most as failures. .. Read More
Letter: Get involved in Guild’s Christmas gift drive
Every year the members of St Keyna townswomen’s guild in Keynsham pack shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child... Read More