Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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UTILITY companies have made such big profits so why can’t the price cap be reduced? ROBERT GIBBON, Durham.

HOW posh to have a car with air con in 1976 (Letters). During that hot summer, I had to use a winding handle to lower a piece of glass! STEVE SALTER, Crowboroug­h, E. Sussex.

PRESIDING person (Mail)? I was surprised to be addressed as the chair of the school governing body, but I’ve been called worse. PETER LEWIS, Wigan, Gtr Manchester.

PROMISING representa­tions of violence and explicit sexual content, Aberdeen University has guaranteed Celtic and Anglo-Saxon studies will be over-subscribed. BOB MacDONALD GRUTE, Newquay, Cornwall.

PRICES go up, up, up and the country goes down, down, down. BRIAN BEST, High Wycombe, Bucks.

A PAL recently visited the very northern part of Florida and was surprised to find little support for Donald Trump among its Christian fundamenta­lists. They thought he was much too Left-wing!

VINCENT SAUNDERS, Troon. I WAS Bernard Cribbins’ dresser when he appeared in panto at the Leeds Grand Theatre. You couldn’t have met a nicer person.

M. A. MATTINSON, Sherburn-in-Elmet, N. Yorks.

YES, a £195million jackpot is obscene (Letters), but only when someone else wins it! BRIAN GAVIGAN, Chandler’s Ford, Hants.

GO GREEN, end up in the red. A. FLOYD, Tingewick, Bucks.

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