Dear Editor The Royal National Lifeboat Institute are holding a 'Save Our Soles Day' on 8 June 2005. This involves making a donation to the organisation for wearing your favourite trainers on that day. The RNLI undertake dangerous rescues and save many lives as a result. The SOS Day is one way of having fun and supporting such a good cause.

Information on this event and a fundraising packs can be obtained
from the RNLI on 0800 0270 030 or by visiting www.rnli.org.uk/sos

Sir/madam, Interesting link to 'Tayside Police Crackdown on Drug Dealers' (Community News Page). But, lets face it, the truth is that untill the politicians re-introduce capital punishment, in line with 90% of the electors wishes, they are beating their heads against a brick wall.
That's a sad statement to make, but truthfull and correct.


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Dear Editor, when is a 10 year Guarantee for Double Glazing not valid? When the person who arranged to have the job done sells the property to another owner. Recently our patio door would not open and the installer would not repair it, although, when we bought our house the previous owner gave us the document for 10 year guarantee. There are another 5 yrs to run on it and it is not worth the paper it is written on. Trading Standards confirmed that some installers do not allow the Guarantee to be passed on to another person, the original contract is with the owner who ordered the goods. So beware everyone.

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