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JONATHAN ROSS LETTER: Keep letters' page local

Published: 12:26 PM November 13, 2008    Updated: 4:01 AM February 23, 2021

I REFER to the letter from John Smithee regarding the subject of the BBC and Jonathan Ross.  This topic has been discussed ad nauseam in the national media, and while I agree with Mr Smithee s comments, I cannot see that the matter has any special signif

I REFER to the letter from John Smithee regarding the subject of the BBC and Jonathan Ross.

This topic has been discussed ad nauseam in the national media, and while I agree with Mr Smithee's comments, I cannot see that the matter has any special significance to Fenland to justify any allusion to it in the Cambs Times.

Please can we keep our local newspaper relevant to local issues?

ALLAN SIBLEY

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