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From Keith Shaw. While it is often interesting to see how some politicians gravitate to business prize winners and entrepreneurs presumably to bask in their moment of glory, it can take a brave person to question what basis is the business founded upon.

From Nick Palmer. I APPRECIATED Daniel Wimberley’s swansong letter (JEP, 14 October), as he approaches the end of his too brief membership of the States.

From Mike Pitman. WHO shall I vote for tomorrow? Shall I even vote at all this time or shall I finally join those thousands whose disillusion with their government has driven them, many elections ago, to abandon the ballot box?

From William Church. I READ with interest you feature letter entitled, ‘The struggle to buy a small basket of food’ by Chris Whitworth (JEP, 12 October).

From Deputy Daniel Wimberley. WHICH way to vote – that is the question? I have put together a website which is aimed at helping the voter (whichwayshallivote.wordpress.com) but may I offer here some thoughts, or rather questions?

From John Le Maistre. THERE has been a lot of talk over the proposed traffic calming in the area of the junction of Rue à Don and Rue de la Ville ès Renauds in Grouville.

From election candidate Chris Whitworth. IN his recent letter to this paper (JEP, 7 October) Craig Leach has criticised every candidate in the build-up to Jersey’s first general election who has uttered the words: ‘We must take GST off food.’

From Alan Le Rossignol. WOW, what a reversal of opinion you reported (JEP, 5 October). Interesting political chicanery.

From John Henwood. I SHOULD be grateful for the opportunity to correct aspects of Peter Funk’s letter (JEP, 5 October) on relations between the Jersey Race Club and the Tourism Development Fund.

From Mike de Petrovsky. YOUR article ‘Sparing the rod’ (JEP, 28 September) reminded me of my own schooldays.