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Wonderful place

7:00pm Thursday 23rd May 2013

I RECENTLY visited the Cats Protection at Wickhamford and what a pleasure it was.

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Road solution?

5:00pm Thursday 23rd May 2013

FURTHER to your article about drivers going the wrong way down Avon Street in Evesham, this is also a problem in the oneway section of Briar Close (between Avon Street and Albert Road).

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It's good to talk

3:00pm Thursday 23rd May 2013

I REFER to the letter from Mr Hale titled ‘Missing Crossing’ in the Journal of May 9.

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What an event!

1:00pm Thursday 23rd May 2013

BACK over the May Day Bank Holiday period we were visited by swarms of bikers from all over.

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Help the town

11:00am Thursday 23rd May 2013

Yes gridlock – Saturday, May 18, and Evesham comes almost to a standstill with traffic backed up to the top of Greenhill, into Hampton and to the roundabout on the Cheltenham Road.

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Businesses hit

9:00am Thursday 23rd May 2013

AT 11am on Saturday Evesham town centre was gridlocked – High Street both ways, Mill Bank, Waterside and Pershore Road.

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Labour of love

11:00am Tuesday 21st May 2013

 In answer to S Terry’s letter ‘Gone to The Dogs’ (Journal, May 9).

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Answers needed

10:10am Monday 20th May 2013

 We learn that Pershore Town Council has drawn up a shopping list of nice things to buy when (if) it receives the cash bonanza from the building of 600 houses on Station Road.

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I was appalled

11:00am Friday 17th May 2013

 Having read the article entitled “Shut it down – waste blaze sparks anger” (Journal, May 9), I was appalled by the comments in it. I think it is disgusting that Coun Lynden Stowe should compare the recent fire at Sims Metals with the disaster at Bhopal. As the report states, Public Health England have acknowledged that the fire was “typical” for an industrial site and were “not aware of any chemical compounds which could give cause for any concern”. The smell and taste from this fire is exactly the same as one we experienced in Pebworth for over 12 months when waste from skips was burned at a nearby farm. The Environment Agency, environmental health and, indeed, our district councillor Alastair Adams did not help us at all. They were not interested one bit, but as soon as it is Sims they leap into action! We are still here to tell the tale (thankfully) so it can’t have been toxic. It is just a shame that this company is once again being ‘attacked’.

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Labour of love

1:40pm Thursday 16th May 2013

IN answer to S Terry’s letter ‘Gone to The Dogs’ (Journal, May 9).

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