HOW refreshing it is to hear a genuine heartfelt apology, followed by repentance.
Something so rare these days.
I refer to the letter in last week’s Hereford Times by the Reverend Overton (Letters, June 20).
I am sure the Rev is cognisant of Luke 15.7 and will take some comfort from those words.
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I have to confess that in the time since the illustrious moss towers were erected (online: Cost of Hereford’s moss carbon dioxide filter towers, May 30), I have completed 20,000 miles in my diesel Ford Mondeo producing 5000kg of CO2 (five times more than the good reverend produced) and am, like the vast majority of Hereford taxpayers, a miserable sinner.
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Letters should not exceed 250 words and local issues take precedence.
On a point of order, I received a letter via Sir Bill from Mark Averill, service director of environment and highways, dated October 6, 2023, saying the cost of the three environmental moss boxes was £303,160.63, although I am assuming not all funding was provided by Herefordians.
I am sure that having bought an electric vehicle the Reverend Overton will receive Green Redemption GR. I also am hopeful for GR for, after much deliberation and soul searching, I have taken the plunge and bought an electric toothbrush.
BRIAN ORGAN
Sutton St Nicholas
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