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Reading the latest amendments to the speculative West of Ifield planning application, one is reminded of 'rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic' [Local Plan examination begins again, WSCT April 23 / Local Plan examination, Crawley Observer Letters, April 22].
·Lewes, United Kingdom
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Letters to the editor - April 23, 2026
No second-class languageMark John Galea of Sliema writes:I totally agree with what Jacqueline Zammit is expressing in her article ‘Stop treating Maltese as a second-class language’ (April 22). Treating Maltese as a ‘kitchen language’, which was often the case in history too, is not right.Maltese is not a language of convenience but a rich encyclopedia...
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right5Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Center
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