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Somebody needs to sort out the mess!

CAN’T somebody sort out this mess in the capital city of Wales? Read

Life is equally valid for those without Welsh

CONGRATULATIONS to Mr J Murphy for being proud of his language – Welsh. Read

St Mary Street experiment is a success

IN response to your article of Wednesday, June 25 (‘St Mary Street scheme needs explaining’) I wish to advise Mr Holcombe and the wider community that the experimental traffic arrangements on St Mary Street/High Street has been a success. Read

Stop playing the anti-US card

I’M sorry, but whatever the merits of Ms Gillian Brightmore’s argument there is no call for playing the anti-American card (Viewpoints, June 23). Read

Schools should educate young cyclists, ....... not ban them

IN a time where you hear continual stories of obesity and inactivity in children, a time when petrol costs are soaring it is nice to see Willowbrook Primary School is encouraging its pupils to get healthy and to cut the number of parents driving their children to school by promoting the use of cycling to school. Read

I care more for children

I DIDN’T read the letter referred to in Ron Lewis’ letter to Viewpoints June 23 but I imagine Bill Julian, like the vast majority of caring people was appalled when he read of another attack by a dog on a child. Read

Plaid’s plan for schoolsdeserves our support

I WOULD just like to offer my support for Plaid Cymru’s plans for schools in Cardiff. Read

Can we have a spot of gardening please?

J ThomasCastle Park, Caerphilly Read

Fuelling call for congestion plan

HAVING just read yet another article in your worthy publication concerning the ongoing argument over the Disneyesque situation in Cardiff’s High Street/St Mary Street, I would proffer the suggestion that this is yet another example of clipboard-Nazis coming up with an answer and then framing the questions to suit it. Read

There is help to be found

I WAS saddened to read Susan Evans’ letter on Tuesday, June 24, where she describes the difficulties she and her parents are experiencing in accessing essential support services. Read

Interpretations of Davis’ actions

THE démarche taken by the former Conservative Shadow Home Secretary on June 12 this year is capable of being interpreted in more than one way. Read

Attack on MP contemptible

BORN in England 70 years ago I have often cringed at the narrow bigotry of Little Englanders whenever they have raised their ugly heads. Read

Straight to the point

They seem to be popping up everywhere especially on slip roads and main roads. One suggestion is that the council are getting ready to introduce congestion charges like in London areas but I’m unsure as to what these cables are, so can anyone enlighten me, as I’m baffled. Read