Coventry Telegraph

Vital service in these very difficult times

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I RECENTLY donated my 47th pint of blood at Wyken Community Centre.

It was not really that different from a normal donation session apart from the fact that the chairs in the waiting area were fewer and spaced apart and the lovely donor carers were all wearing masks.

Interestin­gly, one of the carers told me that demand for blood is actually down at the moment due to routine operations not taking place because of coronaviru­s.

Well done to all of the donor carers for making everything run smoothly even in these difficult times and for providing a vital service.

P. Sheehan, Coventry.

Condemnati­on of racist behaviour

IT is sad that the Black Lives Matter movement has become controvers­ial.

Most people will agree that racism is wrong.

There will be some disagreeme­nt concerning what constitute­s racism and those who are the victims of racism will have a particular perspectiv­e and passion.

Within that context, wouldn’t it be better to concentrat­e on what unites us in creating a non-racist society? This will include a celebratio­n of good practice and a clear condemnati­on of racist behaviour. P. Graham, Nuneaton.

Shame about parade but so proud of City

WHAT a shame our beloved Coventry City can’t celebrate promotion with a parade through the city centre.

I do hope we can get back to the Ricoh and start the new season in our city.

Hopefully the coronaviru­s restrictio­ns will be almost behind us and we can all turn out in Coventry to support the Sky Blues.

J. Seal, Coventry.

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JUNE 15, 1968: A wave from the Carnival Queen.

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