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• Colwall bridge has stood since 1892

  I say, do you speak English Parlez-vous Francais Sprechen Sie Swahili or Dutch or Mandalay? read more

• Warning sign?

  I READ with interest the letter by Mr D McCarry headed Dirt tracks' (Your Letters, August 17). I and other residents of West Malvern Road have reported on numerous occasions over a period of time, the breaking up of the road surface, producing pot holes, and stones being thrown about by passing traffic into the path of pedestrians and young children walking on the adjoining pavement. However, the last few days has seen white marker paint put down only, I must say, on certain areas of the breaking surface. Is this to warn us away or we wait in anticipation as to what, or not, might happen? read more

• Correcting an injustice

  Regarding Mr Geffen's letter headlined Not Justice but Revenge' (Your Letters, August 17), I feel he would make a good politician - they also seem to know exactly what the population are thinking without consulting us! read more

• Left off the map

  WE as a family have also enjoyed the peace and quiet, birdsong and wild flowers at St Wulstan's Nature Reserve, when we finally found it! read more

• My nomination

  I HAVE just read the letter headed Dirt tracks' (Your Letters, August 17). Yes, I agree, Abbey Road does have a bad surface but my nomination for worst stretch of road has to be Hanley Road. The stretch from the junction with Green Lane up to the junction with Wells Road must take some beating. You spend most of your time trying to avoid the lumps of ironwork stuck up in places, and the awful uneven surface. My poor little older car is getting shaken to bits, as I use this stretch of road often. Then we get onto the Wyche Road, once again ironwork stuck up in places and holes. read more

• Happy days

  RARELY a week goes by without letters complaining of travel problems. Such letters have set me thinking of many days gone by. In fact wartime days, as teenagers and the race to catch the last train back to Colwall. read more

• Colour blind

  I have written before on this subject, to no avail - so here it comes again. read more

• Very positive

  A big thank you to everyone involved in the birth of our daughter Hazel on July 6; the Malvern community midwife team and at Worcester Royal Hospital everyone on delivery suite, obstetric theatres and the post natal ward. read more

• Safety query

  The bridge in Colwall over the railway has been closed to all including pedestrians. If it is so unsafe, then why are trains still running under it? read more

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