Nowadays children spend more time playing computer games than doing sports. Why is it happening? Does it have a positive or negative effect on their development?

Dear Mr Andrew, I am Alfred Ton, a member of the 'Trinity' music band, writing to express my grave concern about the letter we received from the

community

hall

authority

last

Friday. I am hoping that you would allow us to continue our practice at a convent time you feel suitable for a greater good. The letter simply stated that we no longer can practise in the

community

hall

and better look for an alternative. The scenario is, in fact, complicated than that. As a young group of musicians, we patronise the

community

and often perform without any royalty. We primarily focus on music and lyrics that promote the peace, protest wars and inequity in the society. A large number of followers, mostly youths, are encouraged by our work and they follow us on social media. We believe in our

community

and all the members of our band are sworn to work for a greater cause, not for money or fame. We often attend

community

welfare programmes and do voluntary social works as a team. If we are barred from using the

community

hall

, we will soon find it hard to keep our dream alive as we are unable to hire an expensive location for practice. The purpose of the

community

hall

is, in fact, to foster good works and support the

community

members, not to discourage them. I, on behalf of my team, would like you to reconsider the decision as we believe in your vision for a better society. We can use the

community

hall

on Friday and Saturday morning

when according

Accept comma addition

when, according

to my knowledge, no one uses it. Thanking you in advance. Yours faithfully, Alfred Ton