Oxford Mail

Disgusted over station theft

I was disgusted to hear of the theft from the ambulance at the railway station (Tuesday’s Oxford Mail). read more
Spending cuts may cost us more in end

HAVING been well-briefed about, and having lived through and so far survived, the current economic climate for the past three to four years, I fully understand that councils have to balance their books. read more
School’s real record

IN A previous letter (Oxford Mail ViewPoints, December 23 last year), I pointed out that the ‘floor standard’ figures for Key Stage Two tests cited for St Nicholas’ Primary School, Old Marston, are wrong and it really must be the responsibility of Melinda Tilley and her colleagues at Oxfordshire County Council to set the record straight (with reference to your report Academy Time, Tuesday’s Oxford Mail). read more
Get a grip, Mr Cameron

I read that the suspected killer of a police officer’s parents – who hanged himself in prison – was an East European burglar in the UK without a passport. read more
Question of intelligence

I READ with interest your report ‘Students turning their back on Uni’ (Oxford Mail, January 31) and should not violently disagree with any of the proposed causes of this turn of events furnished by your expert interviewees, though the precise influence of each of these factors is a moot point and must inevitably remain ultimately unquantifiable. read more

Archive - Thursday, 9 February 2012