Letters
Letters: People need to know their rights – why aren’t they taught in the school curriculum?

Letters: People need to know their rights – why aren’t they taught in the school curriculum?
Our feature on an initiative to teach pupils about homelessness sparked ideas about what else should be learned in the classroom
Letters: If unpaid carers stopped caring, people would die

Letters: If unpaid carers stopped caring, people would die
In response to our recent feature on the unpaid workers keeping the nation running, readers had a few things to say
Letters: Repeal squatting laws. The crime is leaving homes empty, not their occupation 

Letters: Repeal squatting laws. The crime is leaving homes empty, not their occupation
Readers have their say on the news that half a million homes are empty around the country
Letters: The government should build MPs a hotel, then they won’t need second homes
Letters: The government should build MPs a hotel, then they won’t need second homes
Letters: Sob stories from landlords about thermal upgrade costs leave me cold
Letters: Sob stories from landlords about thermal upgrade costs leave me cold
Letters: Right to Buy gets a lot of flak but it was life-changing for people like me 

Letters: Right to Buy gets a lot of flak but it was life-changing for people like me
Letters: The bill to fix the Houses of Parliament is too high. Let’s use a disused office block instead

Letters: The bill to fix the Houses of Parliament is too high. Let’s use a disused office block instead
Letters: Every nursery and school should have free training and more funding for SEND

Letters: Every nursery and school should have free training and more funding for SEND
Letters: Big Issue’s Changemakers showed that in dark times it’s important to have hope

Letters: Big Issue’s Changemakers showed that in dark times it’s important to have hope
Letters: ‘Voting is the adult equivalent of writing letters to Santa’

Letters: ‘Voting is the adult equivalent of writing letters to Santa’
Letters: A free bus pass for homeless kids is good, but wouldn’t a permanent home be better?

Letters: A free bus pass for homeless kids is good, but wouldn’t a permanent home be better?
Letters: It’s mind-blowing that in 2026 water companies are allowed to dump sewage into rivers

Letters: It’s mind-blowing that in 2026 water companies are allowed to dump sewage into rivers
Letters: Our obsession with positivity is exhausting! Why is grief still such a taboo?

Letters: Our obsession with positivity is exhausting! Why is grief still such a taboo?
Letters: Grok isn’t the problem. Men are the problem

Letters: Grok isn’t the problem. Men are the problem
Letters: Let’s see health and housing services working together in 2026

Letters: Let’s see health and housing services working together in 2026
Letters: I was homeless once. Now I’m filled with gratitude for how my life turned out

Letters: I was homeless once. Now I’m filled with gratitude for how my life turned out
Letters: In 2026 can we start making sure those without family aren’t left behind?

Letters: In 2026 can we start making sure those without family aren’t left behind?
Letters: I’m all for sorting immigration – but people’s evilness is beyond me

Letters: I’m all for sorting immigration – but people’s evilness is beyond me
Letters: How can an investment bank see the consequences of cutting benefits as a good thing?

Letters: How can an investment bank see the consequences of cutting benefits as a good thing?
Letters: Maybe it’s time the BBC monolith was split 

Letters: Maybe it’s time the BBC monolith was split
Letters: AI can’t replace the human ability to interpret, judge or care

Letters: AI can’t replace the human ability to interpret, judge or care
Letters: I’d be happy to pay a bit more tax if it fixed the country

Letters: I’d be happy to pay a bit more tax if it fixed the country
Letters: The system creating poverty must be eradicated. That system is capitalism

Letters: The system creating poverty must be eradicated. That system is capitalism
Letters: I feel very alone as a working-class liberal

