Category Archives: Letters

Dear Editor   I was interested to read in your article, on Friday, September 27, that Labour now want council houses built and run by the council.   This was the case many years ago until the council, not sure

Dear Editor   We are concerned parents of Rumboldswhyke Infants’ School in Chichester.   We would like to inform the local community of the council’s plans to close this amazing school.   There is a public consultation on Tuesday, October

Dear Editor   I was saddened today to be informed that the Oxmarket Gallery in Chichester has taken a retrograde step in making some visitors unwelcome.   More shops, cafes and banks are becoming, indeed advertising, the fact that they

Dear Editor,   The Extinction Rebellion followers who gathered around the Cross in Chichester last Friday are so concerned about the environment, as well as climate change, that they daubed much of the centre of the city with graffiti, some

Dear Editor The three parties agreed to accept the vote of the referendum and carry it out. Since the result parliament has reneged, has failed on it’s promise by deliberately promoting dear, hate and brazen lies to frighten the public

Dear Editor I agree with Julia Dean about the lack of service at Summersdale post office. They refused to take a parcel from me (too big), but the helpful post office at Parklands took it with no comment or problem.

Dear Editor Regarding the car-free day, in the wake of Chichester District Council pulling the plug just ten days ahead of our playing out event, I would like to make the following points. What did we aim to achieve? This

Dear Editor Reading your item in the Post on September 5, I was quite frankly amazed at how lenient the magistrates were with the drug- fuelled defendant. Driving without insurance should, in my opinion, warrant in every case a prison

A SPECIAL event is being held to mark the 200th anniversary of the death of Admiral Sir George Murray.   The great Georgian Cicestrian and Captain of the Fleet to Lord Nelson is being remembered by a recreation of a

Linda Martin and her sister Jean, of Selsey, have known their father was transported on a Hell Ship in the Far Eastern theatre of war, 1942-1945, since they were young.   This month is the 75th anniversary of her dad’s