Dear Sir or Madam
I am writing this letter to express my partial disagreement on a recently published newspaper
article which stated that all town centres in our country look identical.
Firstly, I somewhat agree that in general the town centres have a typical architectural structure and the facilities remain mostly the same overall, even if a centre has been built recently.
However, despite this huge claim by the writer, I would like to bring this to your knowledge that our town centre is undoubtedly different from the rest of the country. It was designed by a famous architect in 1990 and the funding for this project was raised by the community members themselves. In addition to the usual facilities, it offers various classes on skill development, and it also has a library with over 10,000 books which is indeed difficult find in anywhere else in the country.
At the end, I would like to invite the writer to visit our town centre at the time of his convenience. I would be my pleasure to show him around the amazing work we have done.
I look forward to welcoming him at the venue.
Yours faithfully
Mr. ABC
