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A fresh use for 35mm film canisters

Brief letters: Reduced recipes | Gardeners’ portraits | Circular reasoning | Holiday blues | The wrong answer

The Guardian - UK

Wildlife has the right to roam our riverbanks too

Brief letters: Riverside access | Millwall v Israel | Antisemitism definitions | Frozen in 1994 | Grub’s up

The Guardian - UK

Trees should not be given celebrity status

Brief letters: Sycamore Gap tree | Spike Milligan’s seasickness cure | Spraying your lawn | Cricket’s global appeal | Coldplay concert

The Guardian - UK

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Thicker bread and thicker waistlines

Brief letters: What happened to thin-sliced bread? | Canadian celebrations | Prolix phrases | The sound of bagpipes | Rod Stewart

The Guardian - UK

Things can only get better with less noise in Leicester Square

Brief letters: Busking | Smart talk | Liz Truss’s Twitter | Making America better

The Guardian - UK

There’s no doubt about it – Trump’s tariffs will fail

Letters: Readers react to Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs on goods imported into the US

The Guardian - UK

In a lather over doing the washing

Brief letters: Laundry v washing | His and hers baskets | A geographical divide | Sounding sincere | Morning post

The Guardian - UK

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Do moonbows light up only northern skies?

Brief letters: Swaledale’s rainbow nights | School report | Death’s double | Weak coffee

The Guardian - UK

Healthy eating need not be complicated

Brief letters: Breakfast basics | Perennial pans | Property profits | Trump tummy

The Guardian - UK

Axing the Latin excellence scheme: a classic mistake

Letters: Senior academics call for a government rethink on scrapping the Latin excellence programme

The Guardian - UK

How Bob Dylan went from being unknown to unforgettable

Letters: Mike Pender recalls being moved by the lyrics of Blowin’ in the Wind, while John Rushton says a recent concert was enhanced by the absence of mobile phones

The Guardian - UK

Green light for East End was the right call to halt city's urban sprawl

Letters: 'Where are people going to be housed?'

Newcastle Herald

Letters by Oliver Sacks review – science, sex and motorcycles

The kaleidoscopic world and polymathic interests of a great neurologist brought to life in his correspondence

The Guardian - UK

Newcastle, here's why we should take control of our cruise destiny

Letters: 'Start rattling some cages and making noise'.

Newcastle Herald

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There's a long road ahead to make Newcastle's inner city easy to access

Letters: 'Tomorrow we may be the ones in wheelchairs.'

Newcastle Herald

Train of thought leads to a better place

Letters and Short Takes: Thursday, September 26, 2024

Newcastle Herald

We keep teaching wrong lessons in education

Letters and Short Takes, Wednesday, September 12

Newcastle Herald

Disrepair of a Newcastle West landmark gives us cause for despair

Letters: 'Shame, Newcastle, shame.'

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Pool upgrade depends on aquatic centre call

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Newcastle Herald

Prioritising weapons over health, education

Letters to the Editor

Newcastle Herald

Jimmys beach erosion was a long time coming

Letters to the editor

Newcastle Herald

It's time for Sydney to generate power and take the burden off regions

Letters: Where is most of the energy required?

The Guardian - UK

Putting tofu firmly in readers’ mouths

Letters: Favoured Feast ingredients | Landline uses | Praise for pylons | Underground power | Kindness in Libya

Newcastle Herald

Thanks for serving the public and offering a strong voice of dissent

Letters: 'He has always kept the ratepayers informed'.

Newcastle Herald

Open minds can find powerful solutions

Letters and Short Takes: Friday, July 26, 2024

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