A child wants, and needs, a real man for a father and a real woman for a mother.

Children do not want to be a prop for homosexuals playing at happy families.

Homosexuals, whose lifestyle precludes them from producing children, have no right to possess other people’s children.

We can only hope that in this politically-correct madhouse children will have the right to refuse to enter into such a situation or walk away from it if they find it disagreeable. — Fintryman.

LETTER WRITER B. C. claims that two people of the same sex cannot bring up a child as two sets of views are required.

Is he or she insinuating that single parents are not as able as couples?

I am a gay man and would love to give a child a home when I am older.

A child should grow up in a loving family regardless of the gender or number of parents. — G. M., Dundee.

There are not many parking facilities in the area and none of these parents was causing an obstruction or a danger to pedestrians.

There were three traffic wardens handing out tickets. Do they go around checking which Dundee schools have activities and go there to get revenue? — Disgusted Granny.

She found it inside a book and would like to find the person to whom it belongs.

If anyone recognises it they should get in touch with us during office hours. — Anne or Laura (tel 01382 575630).

I consistently get mail belonging to other people, who have the same house number but live in different streets in the surrounding area. Sometimes I can go two or three days without any mail then a large pile arrives.

Royal Mail can defend the sorting office record all they like but the number of complaints to your publication tells all is not well. — Postal Blues.

The domestic staff there have the unenviable task of removing this from pedal bins placing it in another bag then dumping it outside until it is picked up along with the other rubbish.

There are contractors who can deal efficiently and safely with this type of waste. — Phil.

Do these people not realise you can get plastic glazing products instead of replacing these panels every two or three months?

I know this building is to be demolished soon but they can start saving our money now. — Watching The Pennies.

It has spoiled the character entrance to a church that has stood for over 200 years.

If it is cost, then the council should look 100 yards along the road where the slabs are continually being replaced due to heavy lorries being allowed to travel up the Murraygate.

Could we please have our paving slabs back (even the broken ones would be better). — St. Andrew’s Church Elder.