Your Say

A reader has asked what the town council does and criticised its new Christmas tree for 2020.

A reader has welcomed the news that the council is to create a £25million fund to turn a profit through a newly-formed trading arm.

A cancer patient has praised the wonderful care she received in hospital.

A reader says the closure of a mental health day centre in 2010 was at the start of Labour's decline in support.

A resident says he will not pay full council tax as his street does not have lights.

A letter writer has said her town does not need a Christmas tree that was rejected elsewhere.

A letter writer says uncontrolled immigration is to blame for many things in the UK.

A Citizen reader doesn't think repairs and upkeep of unadopted roads should be paid for by councils.

A reader has hit out at councils who have left a street without working lights

A reader says Labour lost the General Election over the promise to take a neutral position in any second referendum.

A reader finds it hard to believe that so many dog owners used the town centre as their 'Sunday morning dog walk' when a Christmas market was on.

A Citizen reader has praised a Christmas display.

A reader is calling for a new Labour leader to be a woman.

Another reader is annoyed about people's views of old folks

A Citizen reader has re-affirmed his hope of bringing an old railway line back into use.

A motorist is annoyed at drivers who park against oncoming traffic.

A motorist says unrestricted loading bays are turning people away from the town.

A Citizen reader has called for pay parking to be brought in.

A Citizen reader says she is sick of hearing that pensioners like her are putting a strain on the NHS.

Here's Wednesday's Fenland Citizen letters - and they're all about that election on Thursday...