Letter: We back Liverpool
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: As a local boy (albeit from the other side of the Mersey) Andreas Whittam-Smith (article, 20 January) should know better than to cite Royal Insurance as a financial operation that has left Liverpool. Royal Insurance (now Royal & SunAlliance) maintains a substantial presence in Liverpool, as it has done since 1845, and is currently among the largest five employers in the city. The head offices of two of the group's principal operating divisions are based in the city.
ANTHONY ANNAKIN-SMITH
Communications Manager
Royal & SunAlliance
Liverpool
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