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Roads first, homes later

Sir, Roads first, homes later - our headline last week neatly sums up precisely what Witney needs. read more
Clean town

Sir, I would like to thank everyone concerned in the Anti-Litter Campaign Day on Thursday last week, especially the Witney Gazette and Newsquest, which did such a grand job designing and printing all the posters and giving massive support; West Oxfordshire District Council, which did wonders in organising everything and everyone who turned up and did a litter pick, and of course, the Rubbish Heads performing group, which attacted not a little attention, especially with the children. read more
To challenge?

Sir, Chrissie Currie, Witney mayor, said: "Don't be afraid to ask litter-droppers to pick up their rubbish and put in the nearest bin, or take home" (Gazette, October 25). read more
Pink success

Sir, I feel totally overwhelmed by the response and generosity of the people of Witney to our annual Witney in the Pink Day, held on Saturday, October 14. We raised a whopping £5,181, with still more to come in. read more
Terrified pets

Sir, Fireworks that fill the night sky with dazzling explosions of colour and noise may excite us, but they terrify animals. read more
Thank you

Sir, Returning to my car parked in the disabled bay in the Woolgate car park last Saturday morning, I found it had a flat tyre. read more

Archive - Wednesday, 1 November 2006