Your Say

I write response to the published plans for the Playhouse.

Further to my previous letters about the Duchess’s insignia stone, a little spark of information has emerged.

I was surprised by Mr Brown’s letter suggesting those who believe that the UK should not be leaving the EU “go and live in a country that is ruled by undemocratic figureheads”, (Northumberland Gazette, March 18).

I would like to thank everyone at Rix Petroleum for their amazing service.

Your correspondent Peter Fuller is correct to say that the Council of Ministers is one of three tiers of the EU legislature, together with the Commission and Parliament, (Northumberland Gazette, March 29).

Let’s face it, as a nation we are rubbish at recycling, especially plastic.

Whose responsibility is it to clear up the litter at the sides of the A1 around Alnwick?

An open letter to Anne-Marie Trevelyan.

In his 42 years as Berwick MP Alan Beith’s reasoned, moderate British values and his devotion to his constituents gained the respect of people across the political spectrum, leading him to win 11 elections in a row until his retirement.

I was born in Bamburgh, lived there for 22 years and still visit regularly.

I read with interest the letter by Mark Brassell, director of the Alnwick Garden, (Northumberland Gazette, March 29).

Before Northumberland County Council thinks about charging again to park your car it should look at resurfacing some of the car parks.

It’s The Royal British Legion’s belief that every World War II veteran should have the chance to revisit the battlefield on which they served.

I was prompted to write after reading about bereaved parents losing up to £100,000 in benefits.

As reported in the Northumberland Gazette, The Alnwick Garden has submitted refreshed plans for Lilidorei Play Village, a major new visitor destination for our town.

Richard Spotwood complains that the EU is undemocratic, (Northumberland Gazette, March 1).

The decision by Sajid Javid to refuse permission for new opencast mining in our constituency is to be applauded and greatly welcomed.

A few weeks ago, I wrote regarding the Insignia stone in the gable end of the now demolished Duchess’s School.

I agree with Richard Spotwood that the EU could be more democratic (Northumberland Gazette, March 1).