Letters

SIR – My daughter, who is disabled, recently received a parking ticket after she and her carer had used a disabled space in Lymington.

"NFDC are determined to go ahead and do not want to listen to our voices"

"I have to say this really upset me"

SIR – MP Julian Lewis is right to call for a reality check on the proposed Waterside railway.

SIR – The Greening project, the enthusiasm of the pupils of the local school and tree planting in Everton and Hordle are all to be applauded

SIR – "Sick" and "twisted" are certainly appropriate adjectives for the person responsible for yet another beheading (and betailing) of a pet cat.

"One wonders whether they are happy for a future of mass migration and starvation"

SIR – We have read of the need for more homes for senior citizens in Lymington, according to Churchill developers.

SIR – I have spent the past several months not going out much and, when I do, staying local.

SIR – Another Bonfire Night has come around too soon!

SIR – It is widely accepted the water quality of our waters have deteriorated to a level that a civilised country should be ashamed of.

"Such an action will become a necessity if our Forest is to survive in its present state"

"The New Forest National Park is top heavy with organisations"

"They should resign, because they have let us down."

"We must live with grotesque waterside developments and retirement and care homes built near schools"

SIR – Those of your readers who follow Forest affairs will be familiar with the current controversy over camping and caravan sites on the Crown lands.

SIR – Just days before COP26 there are three letters in the A&T that want to further change the New Forest purely for the benefit of humans.

"Week after week the list of those who should not be allowed in the Forest grows"

"Too many times I am overtaken by motorcyclists"

"Not all accidents are caused by speed"