Rather a coffee-chain branch than some boarded-up shop

6:44pm Sunday 5th July 2009

Surely the fact Starbucks wanted to open a branch in St James’s Street, Brighton, and fought so hard to stay open (The Argus, July 2) is a massive vote of confidence in the area?

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Let’s illuminate the fountain again

6:45pm Sunday 5th July 2009

Having passed the Mazda Fountain in Grand Parade, Brighton, several times this week, I wondered why it isn’t illuminated any more?

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Coffee time

6:47pm Sunday 5th July 2009

The successful appeal by Starbucks (The Argus, July 2) was inevitable given its huge financial and political clout.

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Bin mistake

6:47pm Sunday 5th July 2009

THE article “Residents rubbish arrival of the new bins” (Argus July 3) fairly pointed out some of the arguments against the introduction of communal bins in 600 streets in Brighton and Hove.

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The final nail

6:48pm Sunday 5th July 2009

OUR sympathies to Mark Newman over his stand against a drug and alcohol hostel next to his home in Worthing (The Argus, June 23).

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Seafront rents

6:49pm Sunday 5th July 2009

Having supported the Sea-front Business Association for more than a year, I was concerned by comments made by the council spokes-person in the article “Traders’ anger over rent rises” (The Argus, July 2).

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Old bingo site

6:49pm Sunday 5th July 2009

REGARDING the old Gala bingo site in Portland Road, Hove, I can’t understand the problem concerning parking.

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Aiport gig

6:51pm Sunday 5th July 2009

Fatboy Slim, why not do have your gig at Shoreham airport?

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My thanks

6:01pm Friday 3rd July 2009

My grateful thanks to good friends Owen and Fiona. They’ve helped me a lot lately and are amazing people.

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Pay gap between heads and teachers is becoming wider

5:54pm Friday 3rd July 2009

REGARDING the front page article “Outrage at County Hall fat cats”, (The Argus, June 29), teachers’ pay is determined by nationally negotiated pay agreements and is therefore less likely to increase exponentially in the way described in the report into West Sussex County Council’s finances quoted in the article.

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