AS a late friend of mine said of his ex-wife after a messy divorce, "she had a first-class honours degree in hindsight and the bleedin' obvious".
AS a secularist, I would like to ask why the Altrincham Interfaith Group is always given several column inches every week.
AT a critical time when energy saving and reducing carbon levels is high on humanity’s agenda, this scheme is most welcome.
I READ the article Bridge to link town and park, (March 21) and a question was asked what do you think.
I AM a Christian and am proud to be British and studied history at Manchester Grammar and Durham University. Though mistakes were and will always be made, I am proud of what the UK did for people in the former empire which we made into a Commonwealth.
THIS picture was taken at Dutton’s Pond, Flixton, of a checkered lily (Fritillaria Meleagris), by Alan Walker, of Davyhulme.
THANK you for your very informative article about the Altrincham Health and Wellbeing Centre (AHWC) which provided at least some of the details of this unfortunate debacle.
Wow, what next — motorists treating public highways as car parks? Everyday life in Trafford.
AFTER reading the report by Lisa Meakin in last week's Messenger we were reminded that on walking past Altrincham College of Arts in Green Lane one afternoon there were four empty single and double-decker buses parked outside with all there engines running pumping out diesel fumes.
