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Roadworks bosses need to talk to us

If it’s summer (sometime) then to paraphrase Shakespeare “now is the summer of our discontent” as the roadworks, mainly by the gas board, are set to challenge even the most hardy resident, logistics company and public transport provider.

From West Street in Farnham where pipelines await placement, major works at the Clockhouse roundabout in Farnborough and now North Lane, Aldershot, over the next eight weeks or so, roadworks are set to wreak havoc with local transport.

Petrol trouble

I have to admit to my own embarrassment when I questioned the issue of free tickets for the airshow and then the Star published a letter proving that this had in fact been the case.

Hospital praise

THE NHS usually receives very negative press but I, for one, am most grateful to all the civilian and military staff who looked after me during my recent stay in Ward F3, at Frimley Park Hospital for a full knee replacement operation.

 

Brave son lost beloved toy

My five-year-old son had to attend Frimley Park A&E on Tuesday morning after slicing off a piece of his finger. He took with him his much loved doggy soft toy for comfort and was very brave!

Rubber bands are litter

Anyone finding Royal Mail elastic bands littering the streets can email their complaint direct to Royal Mail’s Chief Executive Officer, Adam Crozier, at: adam.crozier@royalmail.com


 

 

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