I can’t be the only person wondering if Dining across the divide (1 March) is possibly resulting in more romantic liaisons than Blind date? Some of them are heartwarming.
Ed Clarke
Manchester
Why all the excitement about a cricket ground within the boundaries of a World Heritage Site (Letters, 27 February)? Derwent Valley Mills has five (viz Cromford Meadows, Ambergate, Belper Meadows, Duffield Meadows and Darley Abbey).
Paul English
Belper, Derbyshire
My anorak has a “funnel” neck (Hiding in plain sight: everyone from Meghan to the Beckhams wants a funnel neck, 27 February). Fortunately, it doesn’t allow rain to cascade through it.
Theresa Graham
Clevedon, Somerset
I was surprised and pleased to see Felicity Cloake’s reference to Farmhouse Fare (How to make the perfect bara brith – recipe, 1 March). I still have my mother’s copy of this book and often refer to it for traditional recipes. At this time of year I always use the one for Welsh cakes.
Jean Wood
Hythe, Kent
Your report (5 March) describes a small drone as “the size of a labrador puppy” – surely a welcome addition to Wales and football pitches in the standard list of measurements.
Cassy Firth
Morley, West Yorkshire
