Your Say

Of course Boris Johnson is wrong. Within the bounds of decency, everybody has the right to dress as they please.

I was interested in your report on the inspection of HMP Northumberland by The Independent Monitoring Board.

Public support for onshore wind turbines is higher than ever.

I attended the public consultation on plans for the Duke’s School last Thursday and I have read the report on it by the Northumberland Estates on its website.

Before you are misled into circulating ‘false news’, allow us to give you our impressions of the recent public consultation regarding proposals to develop the Duke’s Middle School site.

Thank you to everyone on behalf of Alexa’s Animals Dog Rescue for all of your donations.

On Thursday evening last week, I was with my husband in Alnwick looking for a suitable venue for an evening meal.

Can I first thank you for highlighting the stress caused to farmers in the recent extreme weather conditions, (Northumberland Gazette, August 2).

Although I am not directly involved in farming, I have a great deal of sympathy for farming people, particularly with regard to the difficulties they are experiencing from extreme weather.

No wonder politicians are the source of so much comedy.

I write with reference to news of the closing of Barclays Bank in Wooler on November 21, 2018.

In her letter about the closure of beds at Rothbury Community Hospital, Katie Scott reminds us all of the fragility of the resources upon which life in rural communities depends.

I recently ventured down Narrowgate in Alnwick on my scooter, negotiating many A-boards on the way.

I am not a member of the Save Rothbury Community Hospital Campaign, but as a local resident I would like to offer my support to Katie Scott’s excellent letter, (Northumberland Gazette, July 26).

The assurance of jobs to be delivered by Arch’s retail proposal for Amble (Northumberland Gazette, July 26) is as reassuring to me as the stranded sailors on an ice flow shouting: ‘We are saved, here comes the Titantic.’

As temperatures in the UK continue to soar, we all want to be heading outdoors.

I have just read that at the Nile Rodgers and Chic concert in the Pastures, Alnwick, it was by popular demand that the football was shown, (Northumberland Gazette, July 19).

I was the lucky winner of the Il Divo ticket competition, (Northumberland Gazette, June 14).

Close your eyes. Now imagine how you would get out and about if you had to keep them closed.