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Grab a bargain book at charity shop

IN reply to C. Dunlop who wrote in to complain that she found books in charity shops too expensive and cheaper in the shops. I would like to direct her to the sizeable book department at Capability Scotland in Newmarket Street (across from Toy Town).Read

Every Little Helps but it's not free

“ARE you having a laugh?” as Andy Millman would say in the programme Extras.Read

Dangerous driving in Carrick's capital

I AM referring to motorists and other drivers continuing to flout the law by using their hand held mobile telephones when driving their vehicles.Read

Still negotiating over shopmobility funds

I WOULD like to make it clear that the petition, to which you have given great publicity, does not have the backing or support of Ayr Shopmobility management committee and could well damage negotiations for future funding.Read

When will fast broadband arrive?

I NOTE from the Ayrshire Post (Friday, October 16) that MPs and MSPs from across the county are concerned about broadband speeds throughout Ayrshire.Read

It is the taxpayers who are the victims

SO Kieran MacManus says that travellers are being victimised. I think that the shoe is on the other foot.Read

An accident waiting to happen

I WAS most upset to hear about the injury caused to the Australia visitor caused by the poor state of the footpath between the Burns Centre and Burns Cottage.Read

Putting the alcohol record straight

I AM writing concerning your article headed Teen booze laws are food for thought.Read

Travelling people are victimised

Dear Mr or Mrs Anonymous (Post, August 14),Read

Gaiety closure is causing chaos

FURTHER disruption is now being caused by the closure of the Gaiety Theatre, in that shows have been relocated to the Citadel Leisure Centre. In consquence, people who use this facility all year round have been put out of their accommodation.Read

Take a closer look at the travellers

I WOULD like to reply to Keiran who wrote in last week's issue of the Ayrshire Post.Read

Get rid of the speed cameras

I NOTICE in the press that Swindon Council have now lived up to their promise and removed all five of their fixed speed cameras.Read

Let the travellers stay on site

WALKING through the library several days ago, I happened to glance over at the newspaper stand.Read

Adult entertainment is required

I WRITE with reference to the article advising that South Ayrshire Licensing Board have decreed that nothing, that could be deemed as being Adult Entertainment will be permitted.Read