As a local farmer, with fuel prices rising, it makes me sick as a pig that the 127-year-old livestock market that got destroyed over eight years ago has not been replaced.
There are many farmers and local residents who feel the same.
A livestock market is part of our historic town's culture, but there is only so much we can badger the council.
It looks as if plans to re-home the market in nearby Raglan is another cock-and-bull story. They still say they are going through planning but it has been donkey's years.
They just seem to be horsing around and it really gets my goat.
Shaun Whittall
(Monmouth)