YOUR coverage of the Harrow Branch Parkinson’s UK special St George’s Day Exercise Class was very much appreciated (‘Hats on for some St George’s cheer’, Observer, April 26).Read
WHILST singer Sting gets credit for his conservation work, when it comes to songs on that theme, former Pinner resident – the late singer/guitarist/songwriter and eventual broadcaster on Radio 2 and the World Service, Wally Whyton has the edge.Read
DRESSING Gown Day is a new fundraising event launched by Action for ME, the UK’s leading charity for people with the chronic, disabling illness ME and their carers.Read
LONDON is back where we thought it was 60 years ago during the Great Smog of 1952 when we knew nothing of the health impacts of long-term exposure to air pollution.Read
AS A concerned resident of Northolt Road I was delighted to learn that the much neglected rear alleys of this busy shopping street are soon to be gated off, according to new council plans.Read
WITH just days to go until Londoners vote for the Mayor of London and the 25 Assembly Members for the next four years, I am urging voters to make sure they have their say on May 3.Read
YOUR April 12 headline ‘Repair tax would wreck renovation’ provides a very distorted view of the government’s decision to apply VAT to alterations of listed buildings.Read
I AM compelled to write after reading last week’s story on the rats at Headstone Manor (‘Rats spied at scenic spot causes alarm for visitors’, Observer, April 19).Read
AS A resident of Pinner, the upgrades and new trains on Metropolitan line implemented by Boris make the journey into central London much more comfortable and more reliable.Read
AS OWNER of the property in Barmor Close, I read your story about the owners of the Sports Ground’s intentions for a temporary caravan park for the Olympic Games.Read