SIR - Your excellent feature on our local buildings at risk was very interesting (T&A, July 28).
There is, of course, one glaring omission, either because it is, sadly, not already a listed building, or because you have deemed it to be not worth saving.
Yet, within the context of your editorial "Don't let our gems crumble" (T&A, July 24), the former Odeon cinema is itself an "historic and important architectural gem", which some thousands of us "with a genuine concern for our heritage" are "campaigning to save".
How about a different headline; one you haven't used yet?
How about "Save the Odeon"?
Kenneth A Webster, Abb Scott Lane, Bradford.
- EDITOR'S NOTE: Our feature was about listed buildings, especially those with Grade I and Grade II* status. The former Odeon has been rejected for Listing four times by English Heritage.
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