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Living with nostalgia as I am, I enjoyed solving the Wordsearch in Monday’s paper featuring old occupations. However, the man described as a “grocer” in your feature (A new start after 60, 24 August) is surely a greengrocer. Could that word have been included in the Wordsearch as an “old occupation”, or just an old word?
David Jones
Spalding, Lincolnshire

• I daresay not many people knew about the Serbelloni group’s findings (Letters, 25 August). However, millions watched the machines crushing humanity in The Terminator a dozen years later, in 1984. We can’t say that we weren’t warned.
Cassy Firth
Morley, West Yorkshire

• “Extreme heat shows urgency of promoting cycling and walking over cars”, says your headline in the print edition (26 August). Well, that is one way to discourage motorists.
Andrew Tucker
London

• We are nearly at the end of August, but as yet no Christmas catalogues have arrived in the post. What is going on?
Jane Gregory
Emsworth, Hampshire

• I enthusiastically support Alan Wordsworth’s suggestion that you should only print letters from people with appropriate names (Letters, 26 August).
Andrew Kean
Rainham, Kent

• If you adopted the suggestion from Alan Wordsworth, I’m afraid I wouldn’t stand a chance.
Cyril Duff
London

• It is a tragedy that so many pubs are closing.
John Beer
Red Lion Lane, Farnham, Surrey

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