Letters to the Editor

Press, 14 July 1980, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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T.JI.C.—The attack is not as limited as you suggest, though it is commonly concentrated where the pollution is worst. G.K.M.— Nothing has been given awav and we arc not aware of any change in the marketing.

W.H.T.—We can find nothing in the Trespass Bill that extends executive control.

J. Your sentiments are understandable, but the owners remain the proper target. K. —Your comments will be passed on. Thank you. E.S.—Y’our friend should consult a lawyer or insurer. E.R.P.—Thank you; but prose for this column. G.M.—Your letter will he referred to the station. R.R.—We will seek an explanation.

N.B.—Thank you. Your, letter passed on to the writer. K.McK—Referred for comment. H.C.—Which cathedral