LETTER:Brum, a dump but no sump
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: On a sunny winter's day, walk out of Paradise Forum and across the pedestrian bridge towards Centenary Square and look at the side of the Hyatt. There you will see a reflection of the Central TV tower in the hotel's glass facade. These two buildings have been so placed that the reflection of the one on to the other creates a magnificent galleon, complete with billowing sails, floating above the city.
I like Birmingham.
Emmeline Stevenson
Pencaitland, East Lothian
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