| READERS
LETTER |
| Having just read your latest
edition of @ Sheringham I feel that I must object to your description of holidaymakers, my
husband and myself visit your lovely town about 3 times a year staying in one of two
excellent B&Bs, supporting your local economy, eating in your restaurants, and on
occasion have visited the theatre. I must admit that we never visit in August but even
so we do not expose our flesh (heaven forbid), drop litter, make smell or any of the other
things you accuse holidaymakers of, because we do visit out of season however, in the
evenings we have to run the gauntlet of mostly drunken local teenagers and a greater
police presence per capita than we see in our home town and this can spoil a night out.
Holidaymakers come and go but the locals are yours to keep. Yes we did have a
great harvest supper at our local Church, thank you.
Daphne from Doncaster |
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| THANK
YOU |
| As one of the four people involved in the
distressing events that occurred at St Faiths crematorium on Thursday 21st October, may I,
through your local newspaper express our thanks for the concern and help that was extended
to us by so many people. We thank the Mourners who were at the previous funeral
service and those who were attending the one in which we were involved, also the Rev. T
Windross and the Staff of St Faiths. On a personal note my sincere thanks to the two
couples who cared for me as I waited for the paramedics-Hope your coat was not too badly
marked! To all of you a very big THANKYOU. On behalf of Blyth and Sons LTD.,
Mr Michael Porter, Funeral Director. Mr Gordon Crombie, Hearse Driver. Mr Brian Witton,
Bearer. Mr D Lewis, Bearer. |
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