This is very simple! All horse riders/owners on the roads are not stuck up, posh and snobby. In fact the majority of us work really hard to afford what we do and go without other things so we can own or ride a horse!

Sky was working fine for me until a few weeks ago when my neighbour decided to have a dish installed. Almost immediately I lost reception and Sky just couldn't understand that the problem was my neighbour's dish.

There's no incentive to run a small business or be self employed is there? I've been landed with a tax bill that I will struggle to pay this year. I'd almost be better off on the dole claiming benefits than trying to make an honest living...

Things are tough enough as it is having to cope with burglary and petty theft. Some idiot has stolen the doorbell from our front door. Why? I just don't understand people who take things that don't belong to them.

On a recent holiday to Greece, our flight home was delayed for 14 hours.  The tour operator was unable to provide any useful information but said not to stray too far away as they felt sure we would be boarding soon.

Some people out there are just so inconsiderate. Parking on a pavement not only obstructs the path for pedestrians, but there is a very real danger of someone being hit and possibly injured - had quite a scare recently myself!

My gripe is that men are weak and I despise the chat rooms they seem to find irresistible. They would rather chase some tart in a chat room online than face up to their responsibilities. I trusted him and he's destroyed our marriage.

Why are care assistants and nurses always blamed for poor care in residential care homes, when most of the time the bad care is delivered because the owners of these private homes do not provide enough staff.

Here at The Weekly Gripe we receive a lot of email from people who have had problems with Sky, either the equipment, the service or sometimes the customer complaints department. These are some of the latest...

It's a hard question to answer or me because I'm not really a fan of Christmas. You see the look on a kid's face when they open up their presents on one hand, but at the same time you see others stressed out with money worries.