Your Letters
15:37 UK time, Monday, 8 October 2007
AT LAST! A feel good story of sold off for a very good cause and not to fight war.The Fire Service should also look at this area to release their old engines and maybe get people over here to train first on the equipment being issued.
Thomas B, Didcot,Oxfordshire,England
Thanks for highlighting the situation in countries. It brought home to me just how much we take for granted in this country and how much more there is to ending poverty than simply feeding people. I'd never have realised the situation was so bad. I'm glad the Goddesses have a use, and even though it's a small step, it's a step in the right direction.
Mary Beaird, Manchester
Re: the . Are there really 1.3 million Londoners on Facebook, or just 1.3 million in the London network? As far as I'm aware, my home town in Bucks. doesn't have a network associated with it, with London being the closest location with a Network. Consequently, my friends from home are all on the London network but only a handful actually live or even work in London.
Jim Aldous, Coventry
Surely the band name 'The Jing Jang Jong' is intended to be a reference to the Ning Nang Nong (where, allegedly, the cows go bong) rather than to any other band.
James, Edinburgh, UK
Well done that Kid. Is there anyone else out there that like me has never completed a in their life, apart from by taking the pieces off it and reassembling it.
Stoo, Lancashire, UK
Regarding your report on the trials of farmers. Whilst I sympathise with his plight I couldn't help but wonder where Mr Bowman has seen furnaces that only got as hot as 25C.
Guy Thompson, London,UK
Regarding today's : "In the UK, most pumpkins are sold at Halloween." Are you really that short of letters that you have to make writing them that easy?
Rob Falconer, Llandough, Wales
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