Letters: Allergy mum was wrong

I CANNOT believe Keeya Mehta ('Allergy boy is told to eat out,' Observer, May 19).Read

Letters: Falling out over planning

I WOULD like to advise all residents of Harrow, from my own experience, that if you want to keep your neighbours, builders and planning department happy, please do not enquire or 'complain' about planning permissionRead

Letters: No way to treat a lady

MY MOTHER is 85 years old and broke her hip in March.Read

Letters: Vaccinate your pets

PETS need protecting from disease and death. May 2011 is National Vaccination Month across the UK and The Mayhew Animal Home is participating to raise awareness of these vital elements of basic pet health and welfare.Read

Letters: We'll protest when we want

BRENT'S mayor-making ceremony is, as Gareth Daniel says, an important ceremonial occasion, and one which we all pay for.Read

Letters: Your rights at the end of life

LAST Thursday (May 19), marked the launch of a very important initiative. This is a national free information line for people who want to know about their rights at the end of their life.Read

Letters: AV is a fairer way to vote

A HATCH End political party's latest newsletter argues against the Alternative Vote (AV) system, to be voted on in the referendum on May 5.Read

Letters: Selling off the family silver

IT IS utterly disgraceful that elected members of Harrow Council should remain in the stewardship of Harrow services when they are campaigning to get rid of them.Read

Letters: Stop no-go nightmare

WHEN Wembley Stadium was redeveloped it lost many of its adjacent car park spaces, and it now describes itself as a public transport access venue.Read

Letters: A battle we have to win

THE strength of feeling against the proposed closure of Preston Library was demonstrated at the meeting at Preston Park Primary School last Wednesday. For latecomers it was standing room only.Read

Letters: A safer world for cyclists

I HAVE received a large number of letters and emails from constituents asking me to sign Written Declaration 81 in the European Parliament to fit additional mirrors or cameras or sensors to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).Read

Letters: Consultation? Not with us

AS CHAIRMAN of the Belmont Safer Neighbourhoods Ward Panel, I am both angered and dismayed at your article entitled 'SNTs could be merged and officers cut to save money' (Observer, February 17).Read

Letters: Not another betting shop

WHILE walking through Harrow town centre, I noticed that we are to have yet another betting shop foisted on us, to go with the burgeoning number of pawn shops, something we need like a dose of flu.Read

Letters: 'Reasonable' doesn't apply

COUNCILLOR Phil O'Dell keeps describing Labour's parking charge increases - including a rise of 20 per cent in Bridge Street, Pinner - as 'reasonable,' but it is veryRead

Letters: Who will they be backing?

JUST 17, mostly newly elected, Labour councillors will hold the future of Brent's libraries in their hands at Brent Council's budget meeting on Monday.Read

Letters: Court backing is welcome

I WAS delighted to read your piece last week on the Supreme Court backing Harrow's decision, along with nine other councils, to establish a mutual insurance trust, and I agree entirely with everything Councillor Bill Stephenson said regarding this landmark ruling.Read

Letters: How can fee hike be fair?

IN THE article on the increase of parking charges in Harrow ('Drivers see red at parking hike', Harrow Observer, February 10) Councillor Philip O'Dell, the portfolio holder for these matters, is reported as saying: "We want a fair system of parking charges across the borough to support local business and protect residents' parking."Read

Letters: Hours is all it takes to help

AS THE new Campaign to End Loneliness has highlighted, loneliness is the hidden killer of older people.Read

Letters: Hike to make parking fairer

I WOULD like to reassure Mr Preig ('Drivers see red at parking hike', Observer February 10) that we understand the financial pressures on both traders and drivers and are keen to involve the whole borough in deciding how we set our parking charges in the future.Read

Letters: North harrow is not alone

IN REPLY to Kevin Whalley's letter complaining about the shops in North Harrow (Observer Letters, February 3), yes, he is right, but have you seen the shops in South Harrow?Read

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