LETTERS: `No' vote for referendum
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Your support makes all the difference.From Mr V. Sutton-Vane Sir: Today's leading article "The case for a referendum" (13 December) suggests we may be given a second vote on European membership. However, as no main political party has raised the issue, we have not been given a chance to makeour views known on an equally important membership matter. I refer to the Commonwealth. Should there not be a referendum asking the people of this country whether or not they want this country to be part of this organisation?
Yours faithfully, V. SUTTON-VANE Sturminster Newton, Dorset 13 December
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