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Worship: What really matters 1:48pm Friday 28th March 2008 I CANNOT agree with Marcia Stretch's assertion that the proposed changes to the seating at St Bartholomew's in Horley will adversely affect it as a place of worship (Letters, March 26). Part of the master plan? 5:03pm Thursday 20th March 2008 I RECENTLY returned to Horley, having been away working overseas for a couple of weeks. Remember, this is a place of worship 5:01pm Thursday 20th March 2008 ST BARTHOLOMEW'S Church in Horley proposes to remove existing pews and replace them with modern chairs for flexible seating to create space for many groups using the building (Life, March 12). Town needs a healthy mix 9:05am Tuesday 18th March 2008 THE article An Awful Lot Of Coffee (Life, March 12) mirrors my own and other residents' views on the proliferation of coffee shops in Reigate. Think again on dog bans 9:50am Saturday 8th March 2008 HAS the council gone insane? Where are the old and disabled to walk their dogs if everywhere is banned? Never mind dogs, ban these youths 3:57pm Thursday 6th March 2008 I am alarmed to see the way Horley recreation park is being increasingly abused by teenagers. Horley needs more cafes 3:43pm Monday 3rd March 2008 One of the most alluring aspects of holidaying abroad is the streets and promenades packed with dozens of cafes, tavernas and restaurants. It is these drinking and eating places which draw people and give a healthy buzz to a town centre. Local planners are not listening to the Horley public. Blame for the shame 11:48am Monday 25th February 2008 COUNCILLOR Mountney is his name A Valentine rhyme was his game Yet as Tory group leader his is the blame For bringing on his members such a great deal of shame Residents' councilllors should get a life Says a Conservative group riven with strife They claim as a party to be blue and green But in fact all they are is spiteful and mean Alan Bradshaw, Linkfield Lane, Redhill Longer to get home 4:16pm Friday 22nd February 2008 Further to your story on cuts to the train service from Redhill to Tonbridge (Life, February 13), what I would like to know is how the spokesman for the Department for Transport expects rail users in Nutfield to get to Redhill! Don't give up, George! 7:09pm Wednesday 20th February 2008 FURTHER to Sue Hines's letter regarding Planet Sweet in Horley (Letters, February 13), I fail to see why George and Carol Lambregts' application to extend their business has been refused time after time. More ...

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