Your Say

After reading about the number of people who ignore or get caught out on the Causeway from Holy Island (Northumberland Gazette, September 27), I can’t really see any other solution to protect people from themselves and the cost of rescues, but to erect a barrier, which closes at tide times in advance.

I was interested to read Tony Willis’ Viewpoint, (Northumberland Gazette, September 27).

During the controversy over the proposed development of the Duke’s School in Alnwick one important aspect has gone all but unremarked: the provision of access from Swansfield Park Road.

I am appalled to read of yet another application for a large development on the edge of Longframlington, (Northumberland Gazette, September 27).

The RVS Alnwick Stroke Club will have met at St Paul’s sheltered housing off Prudhoe Street on Tuesdays, from 10am to 2pm, for 40 years in February 2019, thanks to the residents of Anchor Housing.

I am writing in response to Alan and Jill Waton’s letter about the Duke’s School site.

I wrote a letter about six months ago regarding the issue at that time of some for and some against the flag pole in the column field.

I was shocked when I drove past the Duke’s School with my family recently to show them where I went to school.

It is a pity that you chose to use a perspective view of the proposed development on the Duke’s School field that I believe is so misleading, (Northumberland Gazette, September 20).

In response to your correspondents Mr and Mrs Devine (Northumberland Gazette, September 20), I would like to explain the thinking behind the plans for new homes which Karbon has put forward for the village of Hadston.

Shocking obesity figures confirm the need for government and schools to encourage more active lifestyles.

Many readers will be thinking of loved ones during October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, having seen the devastating impact breast cancer can have on a person’s body, emotional wellbeing and sense of identity.

I am writing in reference to the article in (Northumberland Gazette, September 13) regarding the proposed development of 14 new properties for social housing in Hadston.

I am writing following the story released this week regarding Gavin Jones, a previously prominent Liberal Democrat councillor for Berwick, cancelling his membership and joining the Labour Party.

Congratulations to all of the amazing runners who made this year’s Great North Run such a huge success.

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

May I thank the Wooler and Alnwick veterinary surgeons for treating the injured buzzard that was found near Wooler.

Once again, I feel that the good people of Alnwick are being taken for granted by our two petrol filling stations.