Letters: Billions are poured into HS2 while Britain's roads sink into disrepair
Plus: Lessons of Dunkirk; stuck on benefits; probate and housing; the enemy of wool; and shopping for tall people
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Plus: Lessons of Dunkirk; stuck on benefits; probate and housing; the enemy of wool; and shopping for tall people
SIR – The main reason for the lack of fresh food in our shops (Letters, February 26) is that the supermarkets are not prepared to pay British farmers a fair price for their produce.
SIR – No one who has worked in the NHS will be surprised at General Sir Gordon Messenger’s remarks on how it has drifted into its present lamentable situation (report, February 6).
SIR – Philip Johnston (Comment, December 21) asks:
SIR – Steve Barclay, the Health Secretary, said that the proposed walkout by ambulance staff would put patients at risk.