Your Letters

Gardening Club giving away 2,000 daffodil bulbs for planting in public spaces

Spring bulbs lift the spirits and mark the end of winter in our gardens, which is why the Bridport Gardening Club will be giving away up to 2,000 daffodil bulbs for planting in public spaces this autumn.

Volunteers who are good listeners and problem solvers are needed

'So many people are unhappy with NHS response - is it purposely being run down?'

Help is at hand if you're caring for someone with Alzheimer’s

Chris Loder: 'Environment bill is a major step forward'

'People like admiring motorbikes at bay - now garish benches have replaced them'

'People like admiring motorbikes at bay - now garish benches have replaced them'

'Thank you to care staff who looked after my 101 year old godmother'

'Residents' health should come first'

'Abolishing second home rebates is next logical step'

'Bridport has become a Mecca for loud motorbikes'

'This story shows how dangerous it is to keep dogs off lead around cows'

'Thanks to everyone who helped after my nasty fall outside supermarket'

'If we move to an organic plant-based diet, all the world can eat well'

A thank you from Santa (via the Brit Valley Rotary Club)

'Local Plan will be used to crush innovative ideas and proposals because they're not included'

'Council's indifference on Chancery House plan is staggering'

'Railway plan is bone of contention - but benefits to economy is a plus for town'

'Thanks for supporting Lower Walditch Trail - we raised £400 towards play equipment'

'Drivers going wrong way on one way streets in Bridport behaving irresponsibly'

'So we can't play golf in lockdown but football continues - it should be stopped immediately'

'Heartfelt thanks' for couple's Christmas display which supported local cause

'My Covid jab experience was flawless - but what else do we expect from lovely Bridport?'

'No wonder virus is on increase when Londoners are visiting'

In these uncertain times...a poem of hope

Group who got a Covid test then went to a shop may have been health workers

'We're not registered social landlords - but this story of a man we helped shows there is a need'

Almshouse been helping town's poor for 300 years - but their sensible plan to provide flats has been 'tossed in the dirt'

'Astonished and sickened' by people I saw having Covid test at West Bay...then going into shop

'Families with disabled kids should get flu vaccine due to risk of flu with coronavirus'

Letter: Roast dinner takeaway with six veg is fantastic

Letter: I'd like to see a continued reduction in traffic as lockdown eases

Letter: Cutting back the grass verges 'looks awful'

Letter: Nothing has been done to remove this Japanese knotweed

Letter: thank you for re-uniting me with my driving licence

Letter: Why was West Bay car park open under lockdown?

Letter: Championing allotments during lockdown

Letter: I'm enjoying a biker-free West Bay Road

Letter: I won't be renewing my National Trust membership over festival plans

Updated 30,000 homes in Dorset hit by powercuts

Picture this: West Bay on a sunny Sunday morning

Letter: No more blue badge fraud

Letter: Thanks to all my Christmas light supporters

Letter: MP was there for all this Christmas

Readers: Tell us about your weird and wonderful Christmas traditions

Letter: Don't knock the NHS

Letter: Thank you to Eype Makers Market

Picture this: the last flower of summer

Letter: big thank you from Wessex Military Band

Why everyone needs to help their local press have a sustainable future

Letter: It's great to see Lyme using less plastic - but why can't I get wooden toothpicks anywhere?

Letter: The ancient Dorset art of tailgating is on the rise

Letter: Delay on repairs in Beaminster is a classic example of buck being passed

Letter: Why have the trees on South Street been cut down?