Dear Editor, We have just had Remembrance Sunday, where we all rightly remember the fallen during two world wars. Now here’s where I get very non politically correct.Read
Dear Editor, I have been quite clear in that I wish to see a detailed inquiry into what happened at Milennium Point. I welcome the role of the HSE in doing this. However, I am of the view that attempting to find a scapegoat is counter productive.Read
Dear Editor, There appears to be a growing and worrying trend in public opinion and especially amongst those who influence public opinion, to comment on and even assert things about topics they know nothing whatsoever about.Read
Dear Editor, It was with disgust and outrage that I read Male Pale and Stale. It is this sort of misguided claptrap that is responsible for exacerbating sexist opinions in the population.Read
Dear Editor, I have sat and listened with incredulity to officials of Birmingham City Council on television, denying responsibility for the nightmare at the open air concert last Saturday that ended with more than 50 injured.Read
Dear Editor, the business case for the runaway extension at Birmingham International Airport is described as ‘‘marginal at best’’ (Post, November 12).Read
Following a rash of media interest in the funding of the runway extension at Birmingham International Airport, I have today received a letter from the Chief Executive, Paul Kehoe, updating me on their current position.Read
I believe that your readers would wish to know that Lord Jones is mistaken in his comments about Jacqui Smith. I speak as the former Vice Principal of Worcester Sixth Form College and Headteacher of Haybridge High School.
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Dear Editor, Why aren’t we marching in the streets and demonstrating after an unelected Prime Minister has signed away most of our rights of self expression to a corrupt European Union which has not had its accounts properly scrutinised for 15 years?Read
Dear Editor, As the Birmingham Post moves to its next incarnation, the airport team has been reflecting on the tremendous contribution made by the paper and its people over the years. Read
Dear Editor, As we bid ‘farewell old friend’ to the Birmingham Post as we know it and hold our breath for the weekly edition, for those who have been long and loyal readers there will be a daily gap in our lives and I wonder what we will miss most?Read
Dear Editor, The photograph shows a young Bert Hadley, later an Austin works racing mechanic and driver, with his Austin 7 “Swallow” in the early 1930s.Read
