SIR – Richard Grant suggests that Boris Johnson's promise of setting up freeports is just talk
"We need a Lymington architect to design something that is in keeping with the character of the area."
SIR – Your editorial on Friday 11th June about Hampshire County Council having a budget shortfall is very easily solved.
SIR – New Forest District Council is missing a rare opportunity to provide what Lymington sorely lacks: a town “centre” with heart.
SIR – Perhaps they should review the fact that since the beginning of this month, street lights are no longer being switched off between 1am and 4am.
SIR – The proposed permanent closure of the Camping in the Forest campsites (A&T, 4th June), is both troubling and short-sighted.
SIR – I would disagree with the Forestry England (FE) spokesperson’s statement “we have an extensive network of approved trails”.
I would like to voice some qualified support for the people who contravened local bylaws in building the dirt jump bike area in Wilverley inclosure
SIR – The presumption that recreation and dog walking is responsible for any decline in ground nesting birds seems to be accepted without question.
SIR – It has been some time since we last visited Lymington but when we visited last week we were somewhat dismayed and very disappointed.
SIR – What a sad sight the headline was in your issue of Friday 14th May (Police warn against town vigilantes).
SIR – Peter Whitfield (Letters, 14th May) has made a very important observation about the decline of our native hedgehog...
SIR – It was indeed a clean sweep for the Hampshire Conservatives in our local elections...
SIR – Just as the flowers are in bloom and insects and other invertebrates have emerged from their winter lockdown, along come the mowers.
