The Salvation Army is one of the few charities I give to - mostly because their adverts are about the only ones that show what the charity actually does with my money, instead of just trying to pull at my cynical & hardened heart strings.

I don't take the credit. I help my sister occasionally now if she needs help. My son,,sister and I did it for some years until he got married and moved away.
She belongs to the S,A,

I salute you. This really is a good deed.

we do this every week of the year,but make Christmas special.

The homeless are a year round problem, not just at Christmas

I think the needy are well cared for at Chritmas - from people like myself -who spent many a Christmas helping with the cooking and serving of Christmas day dinners. with Salvation Army.

Some slip through the net - but that is life.

I welcome a bit of Royal romance., and why not?

Ok it costs the country money but then, so does the government. These needy people wouldn't be so needy if the government played fair and used the money in the kitty properly instead of filtering it off into to their own salaries with rise after rise, for what?
Jobs well done?
They'll come a cropper.

I wish the media would give more attention to the needy and homeless, especially the run up to Christmas.

Many websites are already awash with pictures and stories.

The BBC rescheduled their programmes this morning to cover this 'event'.

I have nothing against Harry, but I'm not interested in his personal life. I wish him well and hope his marriage doesn't end like mine did.

Oh God. A very good reason to avoid the news for the next 6 months: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-42137179