Category Archives: Letters

Dear Editor,   In Issue 200 (Friday, February 28) you ran a front-page headline saying ‘Was school closure pre-decided?’   This was in response to the discovery of a ‘smoking gun’ email reading “We have begun the process of consulting

Dear Editor,   I am sorry to see the former Thomas Cook branch in East Street close. They always gave me very good service, but after the takeover by Hays it was inevitable.   However, I regret that the Hays

Dear Editor   The former chief executive’s £265,000 settlement (excluding his legal costs) went into his pocket as it was paid to him net of income tax.   West Sussex County Council, or rather us residents, would have paid it,

Dear Editor   I am writing to you to see if I may get some help and information from any of your readers.   For the last two years I have been trying to contact West Sussex County Council, The

Dear Editor   National Women’s Register (NWR) celebrates its 60-year anniversary.   The Chichester group is delighted to be joining the national diamond anniversary celebrations for the National Women’s Register this year. Our group, and many others throughout the UK,

Dear Editor   Suggestions have been asked for names for the roads leading to all the new houses that are being built on the Redrow site to the south of the Chichester bypass.   My husband remembers that there was

Dear Editor   With reference to the proposal to close Little London car park in favour of a permanent market site, the market meets twice a week and other markets at random times.   Part of the reasoning for the

Dear Editor   At the recent council meeting it was reported that Cllr Barling said the council had little option but to pay the former chief executive £300,000, including ‘legal costs’. Oh yes it did!   He should have been

Dear Editor   I feel, having spent my working life in commercial and retail property, I should point out to your readers, Ann Chadwick’s misconception as to the way commercial lettings work – (Letter in Issue 198 – Feb 14).

Dear Editor   I cannot believe that Chichester District Council is even considering closing Little London car park and instead allowing the market to take place on a couple of days a week. I appreciate the situation with air pollution