National Trust visits | Bill Tidy | Standing stones | Gene editing | Trampoline banAs a long-term member of the National Trust, I find that it usually takes me until the third room of any visit to one of their stately homes before thoughts of what exploitation of workers was necessary to provide me with a pleasant afternoon’s diversion turn enjoyment into irritation and occasionally anger (Letters, 24 March). It used to take until the fourth room, but I’ve got older and less tolerant.Gerald Wells Congleton, Cheshire• It would have been difficult for the writer of Bill Tidy’s obituary (20 March) to mention all of his output, but I would like to add Grimbledon Down to the list. I’m sure that I was not the only government scientist for whom this was the first page I turned to in each week’s New Scientist.Dr Richard TowersBudleigh Salterton, Devon Continue reading…
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