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Sunday, 28 October 2007

HAVING lived his political life in the shadow of President Blair and therefore having to play second fiddle to him, Gordon Brown has not been able to lead the gloriously bloody assault on the people of Iraq and Afghanistan, but to secure his place in history, Bottler Brown will lead an attack on badgers. Read

Sports letters: Sunday, 21 October 2007

THERE is a great deal of debate about the Magners League and its impact on the performance of the Welsh team. Read

Sunday, 21 October 2007

I REFER to your article at last week, ‘£10m parking fines blasted’ in which you reported: “Gwent Police gave out a total of 18,078 fines and North Wales Police snared 5,077 drivers.” Read

Sunday, 14 October 2007

I’M writing to say that I thought the photograph accompanying Andrew Dagnall’s piece on “a secret seedy sex dungeon” was inappropriate. Read

Sports letters, Sunday 14 October, 2007

NO doubt your in-tray will be bursting with letters regarding Gareth Jenkins and how the Welsh team have come home early. Read

Sunday, 7 October 2007

WHEN will reporters stop referring to New Labour in Wales as Welsh Labour? Read

Sunday, August 12 2007

SIR, the government is proposing that the Union Flag flies permanently over UK government buildings. Read

Rugby Letters Special: 12, August 2007

SIR, Could anyone within the Wales Rugby coaching set-up please inform the public if they know of the basic fundamental requirements of international rugby. Read

Sunday, July 29 2007

ALUN Michael MP spoke up with his extraordinary plea for Welsh to be the second and not the first language of the railway announcements, using the argument that English is spoken more widely than Welsh in Wales. Read

Sunday, July 22 2007

I BREED, own and race greyhounds and I read last week’s article about healthy greyhounds being put to sleep. I was absolutely disgusted. Read

Sunday, 15 July 2007

REGARDING the recent debate surrounding junk mail, I find some of the comments from Robert Rijkhoff alarming. Read

Sunday, 8 July 2007

AS CO-ORDINATOR of the Stop Junk Mail Campaign, I was pleased to read in WoS that Sustainability Minister Jane Davidson intends to tackle the junk mail problem. Read

Sunday, 1 July 2007

I CAN’T decide if Angharad Mair is far better informed than the rest of us – or just dim. Read

Sunday, 24 June 2007

That is why I, as a non-Welsh-speaking Welshman, find his suggestion that those who believe in equal rights for Welsh are “cultural fascists” truly disgusting. Read

Sunday, 17 June 2007

THE ban by Thomas Cook on the use of the Welsh language by staff when discussing work matters is an affront to the community of Wales, whether or not the citizens are fluent in Welsh. Read

Sunday, 10 June 2007

THE man with the biggest chip on his shoulder in Wales is at it again – another letter from C Lambert of Barry attacking the Welsh language (WoS, June 3). Read

Sunday 3 June, 2007

THERE is an air of unreality surrounding Simon Clark's letter in last week's WoS. Read

Sports letters, 3 June, 2007

I REGRET Simon Roberts from Wales on Sunday felt the need to tell his readers: "It's a shame the Aussies can't play rugby as well as they can winge". Read

Sports letters: Sunday, 27 May 2007

I WAS very interested to read in Wales on Sunday that the Magners League has "started to capture the public's imagination". Read

Sunday, 27 May 2007

THIS summer I will be training for the first ever 2007 BUPA Great Wales Run for Marie Curie Cancer Care. Read

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