SIR - When Mrs Thatcher came to power in 1979, I was a married man aged 35 with a child just at school, a T&A letter writer says.
SIR - Today’s Observer tells me that the battle to stop Brexit has been lost. The UK leaves the EU on January 31 - end of story.
SIR - It was great to see the photos of yesteryear Bradford in the T&A. How different to today when I took the shuttle bus from Bingley into Bradford.
SIR - I could relate to George Hitchcock's letter (T&A, Nov 22) about time passing by and memories of decades past.
SIR - As an 87-year-old, I share Nick Hodgkinson's interest in causes which will not take effect until after our deaths.
SIR - Shipley MP Phillip Davies says his door is always open. The sooner he puts a lock on it the better.
SIR - Patricia Ellis makes a good point in her letter about factory ship trawlers destroying our fish stocks (Forget Party Loyalty, T&A, October 12) but her solution (Brexit) is, I fear, a red herring.
SIR - When I saw the resumption of Parliament on September 25 I could see why Boris Johnson wanted it closed.
SIR - I have a question for your readers. How have a bunch of Old Etonians, born into privilege and backed by billionaires, managed to convince the working population of the UK that they are anti-elite and fighting for our well-being? Are they poisoning our water with a gullibility serum?
