As the £360 tickets for next year’s Glastonbury festival have sold out (Report, 19 November), may I suggest that those disappointed buy season tickets to watch Peterborough United next year? For the same cost, purchasers will see a whole season of football. We are blessed by an uninterrupted view and plenty of nearby toilets. We are also safe in the knowledge that my wife doesn’t have to sit on my shoulders for the whole match.
Toby Wood
Peterborough
• About 25 years ago, I tried to encourage a friend who lived in Bristol to move to Oxford. He refused, saying: “I’ve watched Inspector Morse – by 2030 everyone in Oxford will get murdered” (Letters, 16 November).
Paresh Motla
Thame, Oxfordshire
• Well done, the Grauniad. Not a single apostrophe error in the article (Hampshire villagers bring street’s apostrophe catastrophe to a full stop, 17 November). The Apostrophe Protection Society will be overjoyed. Now let’s get back to the Oxford comma debate.
David Duell
Durham
• From time to time, I have occasion to send a letter to an address in Butchers (Butcher’s/Butchers’) road in Canning Town. Can anyone enlighten me as to which is the most appropriate spelling?
Linda Rhead
London
• Dead whales are at risk of exploding (How do you get rid of a beached whale before it explodes?, 17 November). A metaphor for the Conservative party that has written itself.
John Lowery
London
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