Letter from Stephen Halden

2:03pm Wednesday 20th August 2008

THERE were over 11,000 violent assaults on the police last year.

Letter from Nicholas E Gough

1:55pm Wednesday 20th August 2008

SIMON Cox has targeted 25 individual goals this season for Swindon Town. He has also condemned ‘lazy critics’ for proclaiming Town as candidates for relegation. I should think so too.

Letter from Max Nottingham

1:43pm Wednesday 20th August 2008

THERE is a tremendous amount of cancer treatment publicity about.

Letter from (Mrs) Mary Heard

1:35pm Wednesday 20th August 2008

I WOULD like to use your letter page to convey my thanks to a lady – a perfect stranger – who paid my bus fare on Thursday last, August 14.

Letter from Joan M Gibbard

12:11pm Monday 18th August 2008

NO live music. No go to the overpriced imitation of a pantomime. Problem solved.

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Letter from Les Fox

11:40am Monday 18th August 2008

REGARDING the recent article on SBC’s parking fines.

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Letter from P Carter

11:38am Monday 18th August 2008

RE: Dogs’ pooh smeared all over the place at a Stratton Park.

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Letter from Keith Dowding

11:39am Monday 18th August 2008

IT was fantastic to see the Swindon Town Football Club Superstore open its doors for business at 10am on August 14 with a friendly welcome from club chief executive Nick Watkins and the all time legend Don Rogers.

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Letter from Mike Spry

11:06am Friday 15th August 2008

I DO agree with Peter Love (SA, August 9); some letters that we read in the letter pages have little basis in truth. It is a bit nauseating to read lots of hype and emotion with little, or no, grounding in fact. Can’t people just do a little research before putting pen to paper?

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Letter from Bev Freeman

10:48am Friday 15th August 2008

STARTING school after the summer holidays is a busy time but it can be a worrying time for children with Type 1 diabetes and their parents. Children with Type 1 diabetes can live full and active lives at school but starting school or changing teachers can sometimes be difficult. It may be the first time parents have entrusted their children to someone else’s care for such a large part of the day. It may also be the first time a teacher has had a child with diabetes in their class and so it is a new beginning for both parents and teachers. Moving to secondary school is another challenge as children have to become more independent and more teachers need to be aware of their diabetes.

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