Latest Letters

  • Hospital electricity and heat from a gas turbine
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • WITH reference to your story (Incinerator burning clinical waste to generate Royal Free’s electricity, March 18), I would like to correct some of the many...
  • No business
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • SINCE former merchant banker Richard Arthur became chairman of the Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust, it has concerned itself with being a business....
  • Health trust has callously dumped patients and staff
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • I WAS astonished to read that the Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust is apparently in crisis.  Sacking most temporary staff and freezing all...
  • Why keep things hidden?
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • THANK you for your coverage of the ongoing saga of why the Liberal Democrat and Tory administration in Camden are refusing to publish the details of senior officers...
  • Celebration?
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • WE wish to draw your readers’ attention to the fact that the annual celebration by the British Zionist organisation on April 20 will be held in Camden...
  • Back shops
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • I WRITE to protest at this hypocritical council towards community shopping. This is shown by the way that the shops from 2 to 24 Crowndale Road, in a deprived ward,...
  • Silence on war in Afghanistan is eerie
    Published: 15 April, 2010 • WHY in the electoral campaign no mention of the “A” word – Afghanistan?  If we withdrew forces from Afghanistan we could use the enormous...
  • A&E: it’s about more than one bureaucrat’s opinion
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • AS anger, indignation and disbelief rumble on over the proposed closure of the A&E at Whittington Hospital, the question everyone is asking is: how can one person...
  • Letters to the Editor - From ‘inappropriate green space’ to our pride and joy
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • WHEN the spectre of redevelopment of the Sobell Centre was first mooted by Islington Council in June 2008 and a simplistic, unbalanced consultation exercise took place...
  • Peril of something-for-nothing society
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • YET another teenage stabbing (The danger of knives, April 2). When will it all end? Another young life extinguished. Why do we suffer this epidemic of knifings?...
  • Fair play for parking
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • LABOUR is promising a £10 cut in the cost of an annual residents’ parking permit as part of our council election pledges. The cost of an annual residents...
  • Overgrown with weeds
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • WE have called on Westminster City Council to “get a move on” with the long-delayed rebuilding of Broadley Gardens which has been closed for more than...
  • Soho, the projects without progress
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • I AM intrigued by Councillor Jonathan Glanz’s response (Improvements to Soho are going forward, April 2) to my points about the public realm in Soho. He refers...
  • Letters to the Editor - An end to clean streets?
    Published: 9 April, 2010 • IN early February, senior council staff Dean Ingledew and Leith Penny announced their vision for the future of Street Management across the streets of Westminster...
  • Forum - It’s time to take a closer look at peerages and the House of Lords
    Published: 9 April, 2010 Appointments to the second chamber have the potential to be the next major parliamentary scandal in the making, argues the MP for Cities of London and Westminster, Mark...