So what is the motive for the card? Is it a bad dose of insecurity and they have to be reassured constantly that they do have customers? The supermarket situation in the Town is diabolical. Somerfields are really expensive and you can never get what you want. Iceland do make a lot of effort to keep it cheap and supply what they can for a small store. But Co-Op is a challenge of mental strength. Its takes all the self control you can muster to enter the shop and find something that is value for money and quality. Then you have to queue at one of 20 checkouts of which only 2 are manned at any one time by quite possibly the most ignorant, bad mannered and unhelpful of all humankind.

Shopping in this town is like trying to clap with one hand. Futile. Thank God for online shopping and home delivery. Viva the Internet!!
Mrs Edna Box, Cheap Side.

Have readers reviewed the Keynsham Observer (16th April) titled ‘ A New Age Dawns’? The cover was a picture of a large sun, fields with a church in the back ground and an out-building in the foreground. Did anyone notice that only one field was green? The other two were brown. Are they suggesting that these are brownfield sites, and should we expect to see houses there soon? Ruben Turner

Can I say 'ello to our Martin? Cheers. Dave

Would it be too much to ask the Keynsham Observer to include a sports section? With so much sport taking place in Keynsham, it would be a crime not to feature some or all of it.
K. Dogleash, by the Crown Field.

Having moved from Bath to London in September, I was glad to find your site.. brings me back to those drunken journeys to the Showcase in Bristle, seeing the signs. Sigh... Great site - I think it might be funny to find someone to get a Bath site up and running that is all about how f*cking posh they are there. "Similar problems have arisen in areas such as Cane Shum, but here in Bath we'll just keep a stiff upper lip and get the Abbey Ward to deal with the pesky music night". Anyway, yeah, nice one. Spencer H, London