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Money should be spent on essentials
12:13pm Thursday 14th February 2008
WELL said June Baxter. The council should only spend ratepayer's money on things that are essential to the running of the county. The sending out of a magazine four times a year is not essential and is a waste of my money.
BARRY ARSCOTT, Litmarsh, Hereford.
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