Letters

"Lymington has a plentiful supply of 'retirement' properties"

"To claim global warming is only partially caused by humans is alarming to hear in this age"

SIR – I was disappointed to read in the 17th September issue that once again there are "hundreds" against a proposed cycle lane.

"lf anyone's animosity is justified, it is the cyclist whose safety is jeopardised by bad drivers."

SIR – The debate over the tactics of Extinction Rebellion groups distracts from looking at the numbers.

SIR – Having just returned from a week in Norfolk I was appalled at how untidy and dirty my home town of Lymington has become.

'I was hoping the new Highway Code might give more clarity not only to the responsibilities of motorists towards cyclists but the other way round'

SIR – I was surprised and somewhat dismayed reading the article regarding the stricken cyclist at Brockenhurst (A&T, 27th August).

"No more seagulls divebombing people and human detritus lying in streets"

"Worryingly, we had spent approximately £50m policing the previous demonstrations, never mind the insurance claims for damage."

I am now a first-hand witness to the plight of our cheerfully dedicated, very wonderful frontline nursing staff.

SIR – Here is another good reason to not have wheelie bins.

"M&S also sells food which is often calorie-laden and full of sugar and fat."

Three readers debate the merits of a mammal's reintroduction.

SIR – Your front page had an article about the plan to build 100 new homes near a flood-prone area of Bransgore (A&T, 13th August).

SIR – Why do men in Lycra who cycle along the seafront of Milford early in the morning, frighten the life out of me?

It beggars belief that the council is considering the application for a KFC restaurant and takeaway in the old NatWest building in New Milton

Small bogs, ponds and even one or two lakes need to be created to encourage insects to breed and for volume sources of water.

SIR – Christchurch’s unique character has always and should always be separated from Bournemouth and Poole.

SIR – I see that the developers of the Lymington police station claim that the 32 retirement apartments they propose are “much needed”.