Wimbledon Guardian: Your letters

Merton Tory resignations should lead to by-elections

9:00am Tuesday 21st May 2013

Letter to the Editor: Recently five Tory local councillors in Merton resigned the Tory whip over an internal disagreement.

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We tried everything to stay open

9:00am Monday 20th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: "I would point out that we were the first butchers in Coombe Lane, eventually, joined by four others all of which closed long before we did, so we must have been doing something right."

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Free market creates high public sector salaries

2:18pm Friday 17th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: "The upward pressure on top salaries results from weakening the boundary between public and private."

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Why should it cost £5,000 to maintain Wimbledon war memorial garden?

9:20am Thursday 16th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: Congratulations to the local residents who have taken on the task of maintaining the area of grass (Thursday, May 2) around the war memorial on Parkside, Wimbledon.

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Thanks to Hartshorn's for 81 years of friendly service

9:00am Wednesday 15th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: Who does Alan Pontent think he is criticising Hartshorn's Butchers that has served this community for the past 81 years?

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Thank you Morden councillor for helping my elderly neighbour with his door

9:10am Tuesday 14th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: "Just today, my lovely 85 year old neighbour had a new front door fitted after a number of requests to the local housing scheme, over a number of years apparently went 'unheard'. "

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Why are pub deliveries allowed to block traffic in Wimbledon during rush hour?

9:00am Monday 13th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: "Do our local police frequent the POW and therefore turn a blind eye?"

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Thanks to our loyal customers

2:00pm Friday 10th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: To all our customers and good friends who have sent us so many kind words and good wishes...

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Butchers’ demise was avoidable

9:00am Friday 10th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: How sad that at Raynes Park another local trader has gone out of business. Sad, because it was predictable - like the local fishmonger before, they were in denial, they were naive, they waited for the customers to come to them.

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Cut exec wage to avoid cuts

9:10am Thursday 9th May 2013

Letter to the Editor: "I see on the council's website that the chief executive of Merton Council earns more than the Prime Minister - £42,500 more to be precise."

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