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Letter: Sally Turff July 19, 2019

So the brick kiln in South Lynn – said to be the last one of its kind – is ‘unsafe and could collapse on anyone’, according to Cllr Nockolds.

As a local historian I deeply regret the borough’s intention to demolish the Baines Road brick kiln.

North West Norfolk MP Sir Henry Bellingham really needs to give an explanation.

There are signs in nature of a possible dramatic climate change.

On July 6, RNLI coastguards started patrols on most of Norfolk’s main beaches, from Great Yarmouth to Holkham.

The climate change inquiry is more relevant to West Norfolk.

Regarding the Lynn News article, The Bar Man, Friday, July 5

I feel I must reply to the letter by D Munkenbeck and my comment that this government has taken us back to Victorian times.

I was in Bexwell village three weeks ago doing some filming of the old Bexwell airfield as my late uncle flew from there in August 1942.

I was quite upset to read this headline on Tuesday, June 25, “QEH’s cancer targets slipping.”

What are we ‘mere mortals’ to make of the latest kicking dished out to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by the experts at the Care Quality Commission?

At the risk of exhuming a very tired old chestnut I’d like to officially declare the car parking facilities at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital as dire.

If the BBC want us to give them money, let them give us some programmes we want to see and representation on the Board of Governors.

For the third year in a row the Rotherham River of Flowers caused a stir.

Regarding the Southgates roundabout in Lynn.

Is our country going through a period of superfast evolution?

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