Your Say

A letter written to the Fenland Citizen regarding incinerator plans...

An appeal for information has been made concerning a Land Rover owned by the engineering firm, Charles Cole in the 1960s.

Allotments, housing, care and politics are under scrutiny in this week's Fenland Citizen letters.

Here are the letters published in this week's Fenland Citizen.

A letter writer has a rather controversial idea for a dormant power station.

A letter writer has expressed anger at the Conservative Party and its representative in this district.

A reader has written to complain about a village's dog poo problem.

A letter writer came home to find copious amounts of horse poo outside his house...

A pensioner who had a nasty fall is furious about a town's loose paving slabs.

A reader says it's time for doctors to start seeing patients face to face again.

A reader has slammed dog walkers who do not pick up after their pets.

A letter writer says district councillors ignored public opinion when choosing a new school site.

A letter writer has hit out at GPs who are still carrying out mainly video or phone consultations.

Here are the readers' letters which appeared in the September 29 edition of the Fenland Citizen.

A Fenland Citizen reader has some environmental concerns.

A letter writer has argued that a youth football tournament was detrimental to the village where it was held.

An 80-year-old has written to complain about the way doctors' patients are being treated.

A letter writer has expressed her disgust at a group of trees being chopped down.

A letter writer has spoken of his anger over an incinerator plan.

A letter writer has commended Speed Watch volunteers but said the scheme is a waste of time.