Your Say

Here are the letters published in this week's Spalding Guardian.

Police aim to get residents talking about how to make their village a better place to live at a new World Cafe event.

This is a letter originally published in the Lincolnshire Free Press on Tuesday.

A letter writer admits he is 'shamelessly plugging' the charity shop where he volunteers.

This week's readers' views are on a popular funfair, a housing appointment and, of course, Thought for the Week.

Here's the letters from this week's Spalding Guardian.

Here are this week's Lincolnshire Free Press letters...

In this week's Spalding Guardian letters, a reader gives phone scam advice and another makes a plea for a cleaner town.

Roadside rubbish and pet thefts are readers' letters in this week's Lincolnshire Free Press.

A village disappointment and an assessment of employment difficulties are discussed in this week's letters page.

Meetings were under scrutiny in this week's Spalding Guardian letters page.

A reader has suggested bring back council market stalls for traders to use.

Hundreds of people in our area have signed a petition calling for a Bank Holiday on Monday if England win Euro 2020.

There is praise for a care home among this week's letters to the Spalding Guardian editor.

This week we publish your views on Spalding market place, St John's lost treasure and the NHS.

A letter writer has thanked a couple who helped her out when her vehicle broke down.

Following on from our story about the recovery of tanks once used as flood defences, a reader shares his memories of the 1947 floods.

Candidates from the recent county council elections express their thanks to voters through our letters page.

This week we publish your letters on education and the county council election.

This week we publish your letters on asylum seekers, MPs' extra jobs, cultural heritage, the town centre and the county elections.