Letter: Classic solution to Radio 3's problem

Sunday 09 August 1992 23:02 BST

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Sir: I must protest at Pete Grainger's accusations of elitism on Radio 3 (Letters, 7 August).

All of my friends are concert and opera-goers; some of them listen to Radio 3 and some don't. Many visit the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts night after night; some actually enjoy the cricket. None of them take too kindly to being treated to the grim 'Hello children everywhere' attitude of In Tune and On Air.

Yours faithfully,

M. D. DAWSON

London, E17

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