The piece by Charles Flores (TMIS, 30 September) reminded me of the Aesop fable about the miller, his son and their donkey who, on their way to the market, tried to please everyone but ended up pleasing nobody. ...

Writing on behalf of the Police Commissioner, WPC 101 R. Grima focused her reply on the feast at St Julian’s and the work involved during local feasts! ...

I am writing this letter to express my utmost disapproval of the comments made by Charles Flores in his article “Gozitan dinosaurs and the missing link” (TMIS, 30 September). ...

With reference to Charmaine Calleja’s letter titled “An evasive Prime Minister” (TMIS, 23 September), allow me to say that, come the 2007/2008 Budget, she will be in a position to realise that...

I refer to a report entitled “AD is even closer to its own TV Station” (TMIS, 30 September) where reference was made to Capital Radio. ...

We wrote to you last week about a traumatic incident during which our entire luggage was stolen from our vehicle at the car park of the Ta’ Qali crafts village. ...

As a councillor of the St Julian’s locality, allow me to comment on the letter titled “Police presence in St Julian’s” by WPC 101 R. Grima on behalf of the Commissioner of Police...

Happy to see the smiling face of Charles Flores carried in The Malta Independent on Sunday of 30 September. Gozitans were made happier still by the scientific and saintly aspect of his contribution....

At national level, the MLP shirked their responsibilities three times; in 1950 they resigned and split the party in two – the Boffa Group and the MLP. ...

Like all other western countries, Malta is faced by the threat of ever increasing lifestyle diseases that will put pressure on our public heath system. ...