‘Broadband may be a welcome benefit for those who wish to purchase it, but is this truly progress?’
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
‘For ‘inquiry’ read ‘public relations exercise’.’
“Hopefully, the electorate will use their precious and democratic vote wisely when it comes around.”
“Low voter turnout unsurprising given the little power our councillors hold.”
“Council base likely to be lost whether or not NFDC remains”
‘We have suffered in the past when the government have devolved responsibilities’
“All sides should show respect on issue of assisted dying.”
“This sums up life as it stands.”
In the A&T (13th Dec) it was reported that the local police were saying “use it or lose it” regarding the police station at the Lymington Town Hall.
After attending the SGN meeting at St John's church in Bashley, it was obviously just a public relations exercise to pacify local residents.
“Everyone has, at some stage, to face death.”
“The noise produced by two-stroke engines is harmful.”
“There is no point re-introducing it.”
“The closure of the B3058 is absolutely ridiculous.”
“Don’t load even more expense on the public.”
“Local elections are coming up in May…”
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
“I believe we should have a right to choose”
Professor’s account was “profoundly shocking and moving”