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If you like, or don’t like, what you read in The Whistler let us know, wherever you live. email whwhistler@aol.com or leave a comment on this page ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Dear Editor I enjoyed Phil Dange’s explanation in the Feb/March edition of why it isn’t necessary to include details of the type of grape on the label [...]

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Dear Editor I am very interested in contacting Graham Miles, [featured in the Oct/Nov edition]. My 21 year old son, Sam, has been told he is paralysed. I read about Graham six weeks ago when my son became ill. I learnt that Graham had started his recovery by concentrating on his breathing. So, even though Sam was asleep most [...]

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Dear Editor I’ve seen some correspondence in The Whistler recently about the heartbreak that grandparents suffer when they are denied contact with their grandchildren. Readers may like to know about BeGrand.net a new website for grandparents, which can offer support. It has information and advice on a whole host of topics, from the serious issues [...]

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Dear Editor I was very disappointed that I did not  get any replies to my letter in the Feb/March issue of The Whistler, regarding the loss of contact with my grandchildren due to a family breakdown. Surely there must be people who your readers know to whom it has happened? It does not necessarily have to [...]

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Dear Editor After reading the letter by Celia Steer (The Whistler Feb/Mar) regarding the mental strain her and her husband went through to gain access to their grandchildren, I wondered if the community would be interested in a free introduction to EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) also known as Tapping. Last summer I spent a lot [...]

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Dear Editor Through your Letters’ column, I should like to express my shock and dissatisfaction with the decision of the Council’s planning committee to refuse permission to Community Base, a unique organisation in the town centre, offering office accommodation to charity groups, to use its large ugly wall as advertising space. The site is a [...]

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Dear Editor I would like to know if anyone who reads the super The Whistler (which I do) could help me. I would like to know how many grandparents out there are denied access to their grandchildren for either a breakup in the family or any other reason. My husband and I have had to [...]

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Dear Editor Thanks for letting me know about 10:10 in the last issue. I signed up right away and sent the following email to 10 of my friends via the 10:10 website – it’s easy! Everyone’s looking for something to do about climate change. What’s needed is something straightforward, immediate and meaningful. I think I’ve [...]

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Dear Editor I was interested to read your article, Chemical Nasties (Aug/Sept edition) warning of the dangers of sodium lauryl sulphate in cosmetic and household products; also that in the US, children’s foaming bath products carry a health warning. This reminded me of an incident in the late 80s when I worked for a public [...]

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Dear Editor I should be grateful if, through your journal, I could express my thanks to the taxi driver who picked me up on 3 July at the garage near Hove station after I had severely twisted my knee and brought me home to West Hill. I paid for my journey but in fact, the [...]

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Dear Whistler I tried to do the Where West Hill competition in the last edition but it was just too hard. However, it was fun trying to find the locations anyway. Thanks for making me look a little harder at our great neighbourhood. CJ, Bath St Dear Editor I live in West Hill Road and [...]

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