SIR — I was very surprised and disappointed not to see any Union flags or recognition for the D-Day celebrations for our heroes on June 6th 1944.
I was an evacuee on the outbreak of World War Two and I have vivid memories of some of my family and close friends who gave the supreme sacrifice, their lives.
What was so disappointing was that there was not a flag flying from the Royal British Legion in Bancks Street, as I know there were a lot of Minehead men and women who fell in World War Two.
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I even had people asking me why I was flying the flag. I just shook my head at them in total disbelief.
W Knowles,
Woodcombe Brake,
Minehead.
