Dear Editor, The bitter disputes over claims by companies for exclusive rights to shades of colours for their trade marks or packaging is becoming a farce. (BirminghamPost.net November 14)Read
Dear Editor, Of course we must have our high speed rail service. Birmingham is the UK’s centre for manufacturing, and we are told that fast daily London travel is essential for our future industrial expansion.Read
An open letter from John Dolan, former Head of Libraries at Birmingham City Council, to Coun Mike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council, and Coun Martin Mullaney, Cabinet Member for Leisure Sport and CultureRead
Dear Editor, I absolutely loved Richard McComb’s interview with Alison Krauss. I’m a huge fan of hers and your interview with her has to be one of my favourite interviews with her, ever. (Post November 3)Read
Dear Editor, Unexpectedly I totally agree with Councillor Whitby. He is correct to develop the relationship between Birmingham and Chicago. As Alun Thorne’s piece in last week’s Post points out, there are numerous areas where two great cities can learn from one another. Can I suggest a couple of items to add to the agenda?Read
Dear Editor, Professor Dobson (Post October 27 ) argues that the film Anonymous is merely a B movie. Sadly it is much more than this, and certainly not true that director Roland Emmerich has underlined the Oxfordian case.Read
Dear Editor, What next, a tax on fresh air? The tourism trade is fighting hard to try to reduce VAT to five per cent on all bed-nights, restaurants and tourism sites, this due to a decrease in profitability from room rack rates.Read
Dear Editor, I do not usually agree with the politics of Phil Davis (Post October 27) but I fully agree with his comments about the directly elected Mayor and regional coordination.Read
Dear Editor, Given the irresponsible track record of energy companies, which charge extortionate prices while ensuring record profits for themselves, the fact that Britons are facing a “postcode lottery” when it comes to fuel prices is, sadly, unsurprising.Read
Dear Editor, Anyone with any intelligence will have realised that the proposed new wind farms are going to need an army of pylons marching across some of our loveliest countryside to bring power generated from remote and wild locations to the main centres of population.Read
