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At last there is a silver lining to the clouds of 2012. The tedium of the jubilee and the Olympics will be relieved by the fun and games attendant on the choice of the new archbishop of Canterbury (Report, 17 March). Bless you, Dr Williams, you couldn't have timed it better.
Martin Sheldon
Oxford
• Shuffling forward one place to 9,371st in the queue to become archbishop of Canterbury, I am heartened by the suggestion on Radio 4's Sunday programme that the job is "much more than about sex"; during the last decade the futile mass debating has come to seem endless.
Fr Alec Mitchell
Manchester
• With drought forecast (Letters, 17 March), using rainwater for flushing lavatories could reduce a household's consumption of purified water by at least 24%. A subsidy for the necessary installations would be a sensible green initiative.
Henry Fryer
Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire
• Photos of Mrs Cameron in the US (Report, 17 March) reminded me of a German friend's question at a ball a few years ago: "Why is it that Englishwomen of a certain type always look like horses in curtains on these occasions?"
Ann Reed
Cupar, Fife
• I always enjoy my visits to the river Sillees in western Fermanagh (Letters, 16 March). Then I return home to Leicestershire, and the Sence.
Corinne Male
Ibstock, Leicestershire
