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ALBOS launch “Letters to the Editor” website category

Letters to the EditorAfter reader feedback, we’re launching a brand new section on our website – Letters to the Editor.

After 13 years of running A Little Bit of Stone, we’re launching a Letters to the Editor feature whereby readers can put virtual pen to paper and send us their thoughts on local issues.

Our letters page is the perfect platform for you to voice your opinions, whether it’s to express your gratitude or to raise concerns.

Has something in a recent article or social media post got you wound up? Have you observed something or want to shine a spotlight on a particular cause – then get in touch.

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We’ve got some simple guidance for making your submission:

Letter Guidance:

  • You must include your name, phone number and full address for your letter to be considered for publication.
  • Our editorial policy is to only publish your name and area of Stone with your letter.
  • If possible, please include a high-quality photo with your letter – please make sure you have the appropriate copyright for any submitted image.
  • ALBOS may edit your letters for length, typos and formatting purposes, any edits will be passed back to you before publication.
  • We reserve the right to refuse to publish your letter.
  • Send your letter for consideration to letters@alittlebitofstone.com.
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