I support my habit through my benefits and also rely on my friends.

I am not a thief and don’t go shoplifting to fund my habit.

As most addicts do, I went to my GP for help and he referred me to Tayside Drug Problems Services, so I can be put on a methadone programme to wean me off heroin, as I really want to come off drugs.

I have been on their waiting list for almost two years and think this is a total and utter disgrace.

The Government should get its act together and shouldn’t have people waiting as long as I have.

If people got on a programme quicker, I think it would combat a lot of the country’s crime. — Concerned.

Several questions remain unanswered. Which taxes will the Executive raise to cover lost revenue if tolls are abolished? When can Dundee City Council receive the £8 million still owed to it?

The debate should be held around creeping congestion. The truth of the matter is that there hasn’t been a road built that hasn’t quickly been swamped by an increase in traffic. Toll-free, it is inevitable this scenario would follow on the road bridges across the Forth and Tay.

There are three simple ways to sort the congestion in Dundee City Centre. First, site the tolls at the Fife end. Second, introduce windscreen tagging. Third, encourage more car users to share by charging driver-only vehicles.

Without this, Dundee’s city centre will soon find itself choked with car fumes. — Jim Mackie, Dundee.

I and others turning to the BNP are neither Nazis nor racists. We are of the opinion that in our own country, British people should come first. Anyone wishing to come and live here should abide by our laws and respect our culture. — George Aimer, Kinghorne Road, Dundee.

We’d also like to hear about any holiday romance that ended with heartbreak, when you felt sure it would last.

If you have a moving personal tale to tell, please contact Mary on 0117 925 8589 at Testimony Films, 12 Great George Street, Bristol BS1 5RH or mparsons@testimonyfilms.com — Mary Parsons, Testimony Films.

The match was videoed by one of his mates.

If anyone has a copy I would be grateful if they got in touch. — Liam Haban, 63 Marloch Avenue, Port Glasgow, PA14 6LJ.

This must be very disappointing for visitors from abroad trying to find loved ones.

I was told that the names may be inside. Can someone enlighten me? — Disappointed.

[A Dundee City Council spokeswoman said, “There is a full Roll of Honour in the Central Library local history department in the Wellgate Centre, and another one in the Dundee City Council archives department in Shore Terrace.

“There is not enough space on the war memorial to display the names from both wars.”]

I take my hat off to these gentlemen and long may their efforts go on helping the needy in our society. — Roadrunner.

However, a peculiar phenomenon seems to be taking the city by storm.

As I strolled towards the Wellgate Centre, I became increasingly aware of the number of people with walking sticks. Not just old people, but middle-aged and young.

None seemed particularly disabled. In fact, one chap was using his stick to poke his “buggy” along the street.

But one woman in particular had me literally open-mouthed.

She was racing along the High Street effing and blinding in hot pursuit of what I took to be her partner/husband…and she was pushing a zimmer frame. — Confused ex-Dundonian, Scott Street, Perth.

Some shops sell cute little cats curled up in baskets and furry key-rings made in China, where they skin poor animals to make these trinkets.

When I go to Greece in a few weeks time I will be contacting the newspapers there because tourist shops have these “gifts” on display.

Although I tell them they are made from animal skins they tell me they are artificial.

Please help these innocent animals. — Animal Lover.

Dundee City Council charges £7 to uplift them, but the price is still the same for one or two items.

It’s little wonder furniture is being abandoned all over the city.

As we wheel our rubbish/paper/ garden bins out and take them back, surely we deserve a better and cheaper service for uplifting unwanted suites, beds, etc. — Tidy Mind.