Make that change
YES, definitely ban the sale of horticultural peat, but we need to go further (Agromenes, January 15), or charging the public for plastic bags is absurd and hypocritical. Charge the customer for a paper bag, perhaps, but an outright ban in supermarkets of any plastics is essential. Supermarkets can well afford to make these changes.
Jane Nicholson, Gloucestershire
A family affair
I AM a guide at Haworth Parish Church, West Yorkshire, so was particularly interested in your article on Anne Brontë (January 15). However, the two eldest sisters, Maria and Elizabeth, and their mother, Maria, were not buried in the graveyard, but rather in what is referred to as the ‘Brontë vault’ inside the church (below). The remainder of the family—Patrick, Branwell, Aunt Elizabeth, Emily and…
