Letter: Nowhere to roam

Friday 12 March 1999 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Christopher Luke (letter, 10 March) complains that people using a right of way in Abergavenny walk past his front door and thus invade his privacy.

I suggest he gets out a bit more; not only do people walk past my front door, they also have the temerity to drive their cars, vans and lorries past it as well! This right of way is known as a road; there are quite a few of them in our towns and cities.

MARK BLACKMAN

London SE14

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