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On the light side
11:24am Friday 16th May 2008
The comments in your leading article Kept in the Dark' (April 25) relate to the six missing lamp posts in Meadow Park, which have not been repaired for some months.
Likewise there are five faulty lights in the area of the bus stop at Tesco, Shenley Road, which have not worked since the winter of 2004.
Hopefully whichever company is responsible for repair of these lights will at least restore the lights in both shelters.
It is inexcusable that the bus shelter's lights have been out of action for some years.
S Ryan Leeming Road, Borehamwood
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