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Resped privacy
15th January 2004, Page 20
15th January 2004
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I AM WRITING to you to express my dismay and concern that your magazine published a story entitled "Manager's child pic shame" (18 December 2003).
As a regular reader of the magazine, and the owner of a large transport company.! believe the magazine should produce articles in context to the industry and not concerning personal aspects of individuals.
The matter to which the article refers has received sufficient local attention and W Carter Haulage as a company should not be subjected to this type of negative publicity.
I sincerely hope that in future your journalists will appreciate where to draw the line between corporate and private issues and leave personal issues where they belong.
John Williams MD, Maritime Transport Felixstowe Suffolk