I had a letter in the Evening Standard yesterday.
And I can I find their letters page? Can I buggery.
Do they actually put it online?
I had a letter in the Evening Standard yesterday.
And I can I find their letters page? Can I buggery.
Do they actually put it online?
Try here:
http://standardonline.newspaperdirect.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
Try the Standard E-edition. You have to register but the letters page should be there.
Jack beat me to it. Yes, the Standard e-edition is the way to go (top right corner): the search on their main website is rubbish. Your letter is in ydy’s edition on page 39, under a lovely picture of Brian Sewell relaxing with his rather scary alsatian.
What is the “Evening Standard”?
“What is the “Evening Standard”?
What happens when a capital’s newspaper gets taken over by the ‘trendies’ & reports on a city that few of its residents recognise.
How close was what was printed compared to what you sent to them? I had a letter published in the ES many moons ago in response to a particularly ignorant Yasmin Alibhai-Brown column and although my key points remained, the actual text of the letter was completely rewritten.
So you did.
Amusingly just above one by Lord Skidelsky, who you had quoted.