WHEN I visit Brighton, like Paul Zara, I quicken my step as I walk gingerly through West Street towards the sea, especially at night, and cleaning it up should be a priority.
Before we launch into more visionary schemes, perhaps money could be found to replace the chewed-up tarmac on the south side of Church Road, Hove, with a widened paved footway like that in Western Road.
In the other direction, unless British culture undergoes a facelift too, the overcliff green track between the Marina and Rottingdean would benefit from more places to dispose of the endless rain of trash.
Nicholas Taylor, Chiltern Road, Little Sandhurst, Berkshire
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