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Letters: Britain's struggling households are in no position to pursue net zero at any cost - Vimarsana News

Letters: Britain's struggling households are in no position to pursue net zero at any cost

SIR – You report (January 13) on the “net zero plan to ban gas boilers in a decade”.

Letters: It's time for Britain's institutions to stand up for the values that made the country great - Vimarsana News

Letters: It's time for Britain's institutions to stand up for the values that made the country great

SIR – I was saddened but not surprised to read that the Civil Service has asked its employees to hold “festive celebrations” rather than the age-old tradition of a Christmas party (report, December 11).

Letters: Striking NHS workers have cause to resent government failure to fix a broken system - Vimarsana News

Letters: Striking NHS workers have cause to resent government failure to fix a broken system

SIR – While the NHS workers who are planning to strike (Leading Article, December 4) may have a justifiable case for a significant pay rise, I suspect it is the daily battle against the shortages, delays and lack of resources on the front line that is the real grievance.

Letters: The Paterson case exposes government inability to think three moves ahead - Vimarsana News

Letters: The Paterson case exposes government inability to think three moves ahead

SIR – Yesterday’s U-turn on addressing the parliamentary standards issue is indicative of a government that seems unable to think through problems.

Letters: Car exports to Britain will bring France to its senses in the fishing row - Vimarsana News

Letters: Car exports to Britain will bring France to its senses in the fishing row

SIR – It is likely that the other members of the European Union, and the European Court of Justice, will back France in its fishing row with Britain (“EU chief accuses UK of seeking Brexit clash”, report, November 1).