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Good to see reference to those bygone soccer days

11:13am Wednesday 17th March 2010

IT is a pleasure for me to refer to the photo in the Falmouth Packet, March 3 concerning “Falmouth Football Club 1937/38.”

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Responsibility for Poly closure lies with directors

11:01am Wednesday 17th March 2010

I HAVE followed recent events at Falmouth’s Royal Polytechnic Society with dismay and sadness.

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Council’s spending is obscene and unjustified

11:02am Wednesday 17th March 2010

I TOTALLY agree with the Skipper’s ongoing exposure of Cornwall Council’s seemingly blinkered approach to expenditure, which to us ordinary folk is obscene and unjustified.

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Lack of members will mean Mullion RBL closes

11:04am Wednesday 17th March 2010

THE Royal British Legion in Mullion has now reached a point where there are so few people willing to help from the membership that we are seriously thinking of closing the branch.

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Political tit for tat ignores the elephant in the room

11:08am Wednesday 17th March 2010

THE political tit for tat between Tories and Liberal Democrats about unitary savings (or not) ignores the elephant in the room.

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Why was my father born at Pendennis Castle?

11:09am Wednesday 17th March 2010

MY ongoing search into my family history has led me to my late fathers birthplace, it states on his birth certificate that he was born at “The married quarters Pendennis Castle, Falmouth” in March 1925

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Someone tell me what is wrong with postal system

9:52am Wednesday 10th March 2010

CAN someone enlighten me as to what is wrong with our postal system as of late, late being the operative word?

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What a great event but please sort out the litter

9:54am Wednesday 10th March 2010

I LIVE very near to the Princess Pavilion, and it is nice to see that a great fundraiser was enjoyed by all last Saturday on behalf of ShelterBox in Haiti.

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Deeply concerned over raising of council tax

9:56am Wednesday 10th March 2010

Following our last Mawnan Parish Council held on the February 18, 2010 and previous concerns articulated by members of the public, my council is deeply concerned by the decision to raise council tax by 2.9% - 0.9% above the national average. The formation of a unitary authority was predicated on cutting costs and not raising the tax burden. Many of the people we spoke to considered this as a betrayal.