What is the correct way to start a letter to Tony Blair and/or Gordon Brown ?

Answer 1

Presuming you want a proper answer, instead of the broad collection of general ignorance which preceeds this answer then it would be:

Dear Mr Blair

or

Dear Mr Brown

(We aren't Americans so don't do the "Mr President" thing - so it is not Dear Mr Prime Minister).

Answer 2

Depends on the message.

Dear Sir.
Honourable Prime Minister, / Honourable Chancellor
Dear Mr Blair / Mr Brown

Really it doesn't make a great deal of difference because unless your letter is from a very well known pressure group or you are very important neither the prime minister of the chancellor is likely to read your letter. It will be opened and read by a civil servant who will send you an generic reply (a polite nothing letter). x_x

However if you want to make a political statement, or bring something to their attention it might be a better idea to send a letter to your MP as they will have more of a chance of making your feelings known to the people in question.

Answer 3

Dear Mr. Prime Minister would be the proper way to address Mr. Blair. I'm not sure about Gordon Brown.

Answer 4

Dear Mr Tony Blair,

Answer 5

Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street, London SW1 2AA

Mr. Prime Minister;

Answer 6

Dear B-liar & Brown-Nose

Answer 7

Oi Mingers!!

Answer 8

Dear Tosspot.

What sort of answers did you expect anyway? Thanks for making me laugh!

Ha Ha Shih Tzu, my thoughts exactly. The tosspots who run this country are totally obvlious that those are able to are leaving in their droves, or would if they could as enough is enough.

Answer 9

Dear Partners in Crime,

Returning to this question and seeing how many "bad ratings" these answers have obtained, it seems dear old Tony himself has visited!!!!

Answer 10

Dear Sir, but not end with Sincerely!

Or you could just say Dear Mr Blair

Or To whom it may concern