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I'm not happy with the council's answers to my nuclear power concerns

REGARDING your report on the Menai Bridge meeting where the Ynys Môn council executive faced questions from the public, I wish to clarify certain points.Read

Anglesey is one of the most beautiful places on earth

THOSE of us who live here on Anglesey should be heavenly thankful and proud that we reside on one of the most beautiful islands in the world.Read

Town and gown divide is no good for Bangor

ARE the public bodies charged with the regeneration of Bangor, which includes a permanent building and provision for the arts in the centre, listening to the people? Read

People of Anglesey need to have their say at public events

ON Tuesday, October 6, at the county school, Llangefni, there was a public meeting with Anglesey Council to give information about the current financial status, and take questions from the floor. Read

Anglesey teen will go to college thanks to legal advice

SIMON Rogers (letters, September 30) may not be the only person concerned by the failure of social services to meet the support needs of the young disabled man Chris Collett of Ynys Môn. Chris sought, but was denied, assistance with personal care to enable him to attend Coleg Menai.Read

My thanks go out to Ysbyty Gwynedd

I AM writing to you regarding a visit to Wales. Read

Why is Bangor in such a mess?

BANGOR Council has no pride in our lovely city. The old Debenhams shop in Bangor is filthy dirty outside, also Stead & Simpson shop is the same on our High Street. Please sack these people who leave our High Street in a mess. Read

Anglesey leisure centres debate is not over yet

WHEN a Labour MP in one of the most marginal seats in the UK has to rely on his friends in Labour – affiliated trade unions to attack Plaid Cymru, there is a clear message to the voters of Ynys Môn. Read

There was lots of opposition to Ty Mawr

YOUR correspondent I G Davies (Mail, September 23, 2009) challenged those opposed to the Ty Mawr, Llanfairpwll, development to respond to his/her letter.Read

Tories are happy to support Wylfa B

I RESPOND to the comments made by J Alwyn Rowlands from Beaumaris. Read

Ban tractors from the A55 or there will be more accidents

MY blood ran cold at the sight of the horrific accident involving a tractor and a heavy goods vehicle on the A55.Read

Well done for your Anglesey leisure centres campaign

I REFER to your latest edition and in particular the letters from Meg Roberts and J W Jones, press officer, Plaid Cymru.Read

Thanks for your support of sport

ON Sunday, September 27, we invited Community Chest panel members from Anglesey, Conwy and Gwynedd to Pwllheli Sailing Club to offer our thanks for their dedication over the years and to see firsthand the Volvo Welsh Junior Sailing Championships.Read

Thanks for the Mail after Anglesey leisure centres campaign

I CONGRATULATE your paper for the valuable information and forum provided to readers as part of its Save Our Leisure Centres campaign.Read

Anglesey leisure centre closures would deny island of lifeguards

AS stated in your newspaper last week, I recently retired from my permanent position at Holyhead Leisure Centre where I have been lucky enough to work on and off for the last 30 years. Read

Plaid Cymru wants to protect public services on Anglesey

AS the spokesperson for Ynys Môn Plaid Cymru councillors, I am rather bemused by correspondents seeking to "represent" our position.Read

Treatment of Anglesey man is appalling

AFTER reading the story of Christopher Collett, I find it appalling how the social services have treated this young man with their care.Read

Let's have a referendum on the future of Oriel Môn

I REFER to Cllr Goronwy Parry and Mr E Malcolm Lee’s letters in last week’s Mail in response to my letter of September 16, in which I was quoting from what I had previously read in the Mail about how some of the money from the Shell fund is probably being spent on the running of Oriel Môn. Read

Anglesey leisure centres need to be maintained

I AM writing to express my concern over the threat to close all bar one of the island’s leisure centres.Read

Anglesey Council is arrogant over leisure centres

AFTER watching Goronwy Parry on S4C’s programme Hacio, I was appalled by his arrogant behaviour to suggest that the people of Anglesey go back in time and learn to swim on our beaches and to use our coastal paths for exercise! This suggestion is beyond my belief!Read

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