LETTER: 'Anything philatelic will help stamp out bone cancer'
A letter from the Friends of Bone Cancer Research Trust.
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A letter from the Friends of Bone Cancer Research Trust.
Municipal Charities is urging residents who may have any old unused stamps in their wallets or desk drawers to donate them.
We would be so grateful if you could print and post on social media the following details. We are in great need of getting the word out there about…
But what are you going to do with all those used stamps? The Bone Cancer Research Trust has the answer… The Bone Cancer Research Trust Stamp Appeal. Getting involved could not be easier! All you need to do is save your used stamps or horizon labels from the UK or overseas. If you are a business, shop or public service you could even have a collection box for people to drop off their stamps. Your stamps will be recycled and turned into lifesaving funds. Primary bone cancer can occur at any age, but affects mostly children, teenagers, young adults and the elderly.
The Pigeon Tree in Springfield Park. - Credit: Archant Letters, contributions and comments sent in from Gazette readers this week. Festive safety will prevent jobs and health hangover Claire Poyner, Islington Green Party, full address supplied, writes: London has been fortunate to be placed in Tier Two out of lockdown. But it was a close call and we could easily get pushed up to Tier Three after December 16 if we’re not careful. To stay in Tier Two, protect our health and minimise the effect on jobs and the economy in 2021, it is important that we all keep to the current rules and act sensi...