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Entry pass for cathedral

I have been following the recent correspondence concerning the entrance charges for St John's Co-Cathedral. As a regular tourist I appreciate that the upkeep of such splendid buildings, used by many tourists who wish to enjoy Malta's rich heritage, should not be subsidised by the local population.

I live close to Canterbury Cathedral in England and as a local rate tax payer I have a special card that permits me access to the cathedral, free of charge, whenever I want. Tourists have to pay an entry fee.

Would it not be possible for a scheme in Malta to be established where the Maltese may gain full access to the co-cathedral by showing their identity cards? Surely this would solve all the problems. Local visitors could, of course, make a donation when they visit, should they wish to do so.

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