Article: I'm thinking of my niece; LETTERS SPECIAL ON THE FIASCO AT OUR LADY'S CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.(Letters)

Article: BUS CUTS Letters special.(Letter to the editor)
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England);  May 23, 2009 ;     272 words ...BUS CUTS - Page 11 Letters special

Article: LETTERS: your views; A LETTERS SPECIAL ON THE CITY ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  November 14, 2000 ;     700+ words ...A LETTERS SPECIAL ON THE CITY CENTRE TOILET DEBATE Public loos will make superb library a loser COUNCILLOR NOLAN is correct. The subject of siting ...

Article: Your view: nursery nurses letters special.(Letters)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  March 20, 2004 ;     236 words ...This a readers' letters special on the industrial action by nursery nurses, a subject which has brought a bigger than usual mailbag. As always the comment of ...

Article: Letters Special: YES!; LETTERS ...
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  May 22, 1998 ;     700+ words ...At long last, a chance to heal another division FOR generations Ulster women from both communities have suffered the consequences of an arrogant, self-seeking, male-dominated, party political process, cultivating and exploiting community divisions. While understandable before the Downing Street

Article: Tsunami letters special; In our hour of need, we ...
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  January 9, 2005 ;     700+ words ...A wakeup call Divert Diana cash I was shocked to read your report that a family had to fly home the body of their son, killed by the tsunami in Thailand, because Embassy staff refused to help. A girlfriend and I were on the island of Phi Phi off the Thai coast when the wave struck and were lucky to

Article: Letters special: Your cause.(Letters)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  November 16, 2002 ;     274 words ...Byline: Mr Shaw, Mossley Hill IT seems everybody is losing sight of the real problems in this firefighter's dispute. You have disgruntled paramedics, nurses and army staff suggesting that the job they do is harder than that of a firefighter. What I would suggest to these other worthy public sector

Article: Letters special: Ever present.(Letters)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  November 16, 2002 ;     300 words ...Byline: Terry Abel, Little Neston WHO in their right mind would enter a blazing building and deal with the charred remains of victims? Who in their right mind wants to attend road traffic accidents and have to deal with removing the mangled injured or the remains of dead? I certainly could not.