Category Archives: Letters

A COUPLE who met at a hospice fundraising event are encouraging other people to sign up and take part.   After Debbie Spreckley’s father and David Johnson’s wife both died under the care of St Wilfrid’s Hospice, they each decided

CHICHESTER Camera Club’s spring photographic exhibition will be held at the end of the month at Tangmere Village Hall.   The two-day event, on March 30 and 31, will showcase work by new and aspiring photographers with free admission to

Chichester Conservation Volunteers have clocked up 36 years of tree planting, woodland management and habitat improvement at a variety of sites around Chichester.   A healthy natural environment is one of the best allies in the fight to halt climate

NHS ENGLAND Nutrition and Hydration Week is next week, Monday to Sunday.   Mr Barnaby Chappell, consultant urological surgeon for Western Sussex Hospital Foundation Trust, said: “Nutrition and Hydration Week is an important annual campaign which focuses on promoting awareness

AROUND 13 swimmers turned out last month to take part in St Wilfrid’s Church, Selsey’s annual Swimathon.   The hard-working social and find raising committee decided to reach out into the community in Selsey and put together a team of

A BRAND new mobile app has launched to help members of the armed forces community in West Sussex and the south east access support.   The free Forces Connect app is aimed at serving personnel, veterans, and their families as

IT WAS a different kind of two little ducks, as a night of bingo was held by Chichester Canal volunteers to raise money for St Wilfrid’s Hospice.   Following the recent loss of canal volunteer Judy Saxon, her family had

A SERIES of free-to-attend events has been launched by the Chichester Community Development Trust to showcase the incredible talent that runs throughout the region.   The Chichester region is rife with talented individuals and organisations but too many remain ‘hidden

Specsavers Chichester are committed to developing their team and helping them build a successful career at the East Street store.   Ella Creighton is just the latest example of training success at the store. At just 18 years old, she

Graduates and career changers will be given hands-on training in an extension of a fast-track programme to train the next generation of social workers.   West Sussex County Council is opening the recruitment round for six aspiring social workers to