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Parking adds to dangers on crossing The pedestrian crossing on Melton Road has repeatedly been the cause of safety issues and yet again a near miss reported by Claire Raws (letters two weeks ago) highlights the need for immediate action.

Interlopers have changed these street names I am sure Brian Rose is right about Deans Street (letters last week).

School needs your support We would like to urge as many of your readers as possible to attend one of the open consultation meetings where they will be able to hear for themselves the options for the future of The Parks provision and be part of the decision-making process.

Club considers way forward May I through your letters page update all the members of the Oakham British Legion as to the current situation where the club is concerned.

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Have your say on house building

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