I have contacted my housing association and done as they have requested and written reports week in week out, contacted the police and the Action Noise Team.

They have attended to the complaints when I have called, but because the music has been turned down to a tolerable level, nothing gets done. What inevitably happens is, as soon as they have gone, the music goes up again and I’m back on the phone.

It’s affecting myself and my daughter, who is suffering at school due to be being woken at unsociable hours. Why can’t the equipment be removed when I am continually having to complain?

Housing keep telling me to write reports, call the police and I have done all this. Surely after two years something can be done? I am sure I am not the only person in this situation in Dundee and I wonder if any other people have had more success in getting something done.

I don’t know who else to turn to for help. I cannot suffer this any longer.

Why is it that innocent people have to tolerate this from anti-social tenants? — Tired and Stressed.

This is being organised jointly by the school’s parent council (the St Fergus Partner Partnership), pupil council and staff.

Anyone who has items of St Fergus memorabilia (photographs, old items of uniform, jotters, books, newsletters, etc.) which they could lend for the exhibition, or any interesting stories to tell, is asked to contact the school on 01382 436493.

A Thanksgiving Mass will also be held on November 20 in St Leonard and St Fergus Church, celebrated by Bishop Vincent Logan, to which all are welcome. — Staff and Pupils, St Fergus PS.

What I can’t believe is the lack of initiative being shown by other supermarket retailers.

For a long time these other supermarkets (such as Asda, Morrison, etc.) have complained about the so-called stranglehold Tesco holds over the shopping sector in Dundee, but there is a golden opportunity for them to take over an existing store with an existing customer base.

It’s not even as if a new store would need to be constructed — all they would need to do is move into the existing premises once Tesco close their doors in February. — Curious.

What became of Israel’s Prime Minister, Mrs Golda Meir?

A friend claims she was assassinated. I’m sure this is not true. — Curious, Dundee.

[Golda Meir was elected as Israel’s Prime Minister in 1969 after serving as Minister of Labour and Foreign Minister. She was described as being the Iron Lady many years before the phrase became associated with Lady Thatcher.

She died of cancer in 1978 in Jerusalem, at the age of 80.]

I am four years old and cry myself to sleep at night.

If anyone knows where they might be, could you please return them?

There is a reward for the return of these greatly-missed toys. — Broken Hearted Four-Year-Old.