Letter: Anti-monarchism

Peter Beazley
Monday 01 March 1999 19:02 EST
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Sir: One of the least attractive aspects of your generally excellent newspaper is its anti-monarchism. At least you should play fair. The headline "Queen tried to breach wage laws" (26 February) is belied by the article, which refers to the Deputy Ranger and the Crown Estate management. That management is in the hands of the Crown Estate Commissioners; the revenue goes to the public account and not to Her Majesty.

PETER BEAZLEY

Langford Budville, Somerset

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