I would like to say at the outset that I agree with most people that the levels of expenses claims made by certain MPs are immoral, even if they are legal.

Elderly people are suffering greater discrimination than ever before and millions of them are saying “Our lives are getting worse!”

I am writing to tell you what happened to me and a bus full of innocent passengers on the evening of April 22, and how our society is fast going downhill.

One Sunday evening recently a thief broke in through my parents’ bedroom window while they sat down stairs, stealing money and jewellery.

Letter: Breathing Space, a Black Country charity that helps people into self employment, is marking its 20th anniversary with an event in Walsall on April 22 at its new offices at 34 Green Lane.

I am a motorist and would like to praise Walsall Council’s initiative in attempting to solve the numerous incidents of selfish and inconsiderate parking that take place around Walsall 24 hours a day.

It is sad to see the relegation of the newspaper/magazine reading room (and the ceasing of holding back issues) at the Central Library in Wolverhampton.

From meals on wheels to home helps, to care homes, the social care system provides vital everyday support for literally millions of people across England. The City of Wolverhampton is no exception to the rule.

Channel 4’s excellent Dispatches programme reported on Labour’s ongoing ability to waste billions of pounds.

Your reports on the large transformer being carried through Wolverhampton and Stafford are a good illustration of the demise of manufacturing in this country.

Having been a regular dog walker for more than 20 years, the increasing litter problems in Wednesbury have become apparent.

I recently read in your newspaper that a local official has bemoaned the unacceptable level of absenteeism by employees in the public sector, specifically those in local authority jobs.