P145 CEEFAX 2 145 Sun 01 Dec 23:04/21 1/5 O O Make your voice heard on all the big news issues. Write 80 word litters to: BBC Cjefax, Room 7013, Television Cjntti, Wood Lane, London W12 7RJ or E-mail Cjefax@nca.bbc.co.uk or fax us on 0181-749-6734 The editor reserves the right to edit/ omit litters. Please bj brief and give a full address and telephone numbjt. Headlines 101 Extra 140 Sport 300 Features 540 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Quotes News Heads Sport Main MenuP145 CEEFAX 2 145 Sun 01 Dec 23:12/11 2/5 O When Camelot's Lottery commenced, we thought good causes would benefit like hospitals, Cancer Research, the British Heart Foundation and Children in Need. Except for hospitals, our post-box is filled with appeals for all these charities, so what happened to the beuatiful plan? We were duped into putting our money into it. Mrs Kate Fell, Loughborough, Ljics. Headlines 101 Extra 102 Sport 300 Features 540 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Quotes News Heads Sport Main MenuP145 CEEFAX 2 145 Sun 01 Dec 23:55/23 3/5 O O British lorry drivers have to pay to use motorways in Europe. In Belgium and Germany they have to pay road tax at an average cost of £5 pet day pet wagon. If othjt European wagons wire charged road tax when in Britain, the extra could be put to good use — repairing our roads and keeping road tax down. Mrs J Fowkj, Leeds Headlines 101 Extra 102 Sport 300 Features 540 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Quotes News Heads Sport Main MenuP145 CEEFAX 2 145 Sun 01 Dec 23:55/08 4/5 O How is an increase in the licence fie justified when the BBC is clearly not a world liadjt in TV as it used to be? I happily pay ovjt £300 a year to Sky because they provide what people want — great sport, good films, quality drama. I begrudge my £85 a year to the BBC. Why? Value for money. Provide it or give your captive audience the right to choose whether to subscribe to the BBC. Steven Morton, Liverpool Headlines 101 Extra 102 Sport 300 Features 540 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Quotes News Heads Sport Main MenuP145 CEEFAX 2 145 Sun 01 Dec 23:59/21 5/5 O O I'm sick and tired of the media constantly referring to "European money" and "money from Brussels" as if we're getting a free hand-out. By next year we'll be contributing £7bn more pet year to the EU than we get back in so-called grants. We don't need a bunch of Euro-monkeys to tell us how to spend our own money. Steve Squires, Bridestowe, Devon Headlines 101 Extra 102 Sport 300 Features 540 TV 600 Weathjt 400 Quotes News Heads Sport Main Menu