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Council must respond to traffic light debate ALMOST every evening for the past nine months, the letters page of this newspaper has contained at least one letter from someone on the subject of the traffic lights appearing at junctions all-around the town and approaches.

Finally found some woof! THANK you for publishing my letter asking if anyone could tell me where I could buy woof, my favourite fish of long ago, but which no-one seems to have any of nowadays.

Heartfelt thanks for GP services I OVERWHELMINGLY second the Evening News headline "Scarbor-ough's GPs 'are among the best'".

Toddle Waddle thanks I am writing on behalf of the Meningitis Trust to thank everyone from Yorkshire who held, or took part in a Toddle Waddle fundraising event for us – making our 21st anniversary Toddle Waddle one to remember.

Traffic light installation is potty

Chaos reigns at junction

Confusion over annual Seamer Fair

What's in a name?

Heavy on-the-spot fines for violent yobs

Vital service needs to be maintained

Assault poses a question

Quick-off-mark traffic wardens

We must fight animal cruelty

Nightmare of clogged roads

Tunny club memories plea

Don't miss great show

Poor facilities for disabled guests

Delivery petition

Parking fine in the small print!

Article on the NHS was first class

Disappointment at car park fees

Festive policy for new lights

Seagulls next on the list?

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