Letter: 'Loony left' borough that is now suffering under the 'loony right'
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: As a parent with a child at nursery school in Brent, I read Richard Buckley's letter (29 January) with mouth agape.
Perhaps he could explain why, if the council is run so effectively, the education budget for 1993 has been slashed and an unprecedented vote of no confidence in the directorate has been passed by every school head in the borough.
It would appear that while invective is cheap, it is not as cut- price as the education the council wishes my son to experience.
Yours sincerely,
ANDREW CHESTER
London, NW2
29 January
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