BRUCIE IS A LEGEND

How dare Sky news man Adam Boulton describe the late great Sir Bruce Forsyth’s death as “inconsequential” (Mirror, Aug 23)?

I had never even heard of him until I read his name and I doubt a lot of others had either.

But I bet that anyone aged from seven to 100 could tell you instantly who Sir Bruce was. P Hill Bolton, Gtr Manchester How ridiculous that Jan Ditheridge, head of the Shropshire Community Trust, turned down £2,500 from a charity event because men dressed up as nurses (Mirror, August 23). This is simply political correctness gone mad.

I think she needs a sense of humour transplant. Edna Fletcher, Atherton, Gtr Manchester I have noticed that a new coffee drivethrough is being installed on the exit ramp at Chester services on the M56. This will encourage muppets to drink coffee while driving. This is as dangerous as phoning while driving. How did they get planning permission for this? Frank Keating Northwich, Cheshire When Labour created the National Health Service in 1948, the Tories voted against it and even the British Medical Association didn’t want it. The Tories have hated it ever since. Vin Ryan Pontyclun, Mid Glam