Category Archives: Letters

Dear Editor,   I visit Chichester at least four or five times a year as it is one of my favourite places to visit and I love the drive via the Hartings.   Last Wednesday, when I had one of

Dear Editor,   Did you know that the wonderful sculpture at the Festival of Speed at Goodwood, seen the world over, was made – as it is every year – by dedicated and highly skilled engineers at Littlehampton Welding Ltd?

Dear Editor,   I doubt that I was the only reader to see the irony of placing a photograph of Michael Schumacher’s car at the Festival of Speed immediately above the headline ‘District has high emissions’ (Post, July 12). Perhaps

Two brothers from Chichester completed a 10k race in Portsmouth in honour of their father.   Charlie Barrett, aged ten and his brother Max, were devastated to learn their dad had been diagnosed with cancer.   They both decided they

Dear Editor,   I have noticed today (July 2) that the litter and recycle bin has been removed from the bus top in West Street. It was behind the bus shelter on the cathedral side (55/60 bus stop).   We

Chichester Canal is thrilled to announce that the canal has been awarded TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence for the fifth consecutive year.   These certificates are not earned easily as an attraction has to receive a high number of customer reviews

Dear Editor,   My name is Lester Martin, (but just called Les) I’m hoping The Chichester Post may be able to help me track down an old army buddy of mine from back in the sixties.   His name is

Assistance dog Quintus and his human partner Rosie have won third place in the Assistance Dog Charity category in The Kennel Club’s Photographer of the Year 2019 competition.   The photo of the pair will be displayed in The Kennel

There’s still time for budding triathletes to get involved in one of the city’s biggest sporting events.   People in Chichester are being urged not to miss their chance to take part in the 2019 Natures Way Foods Chichester Triathlon

Next month, National Cycle to Work Day, the UK’s biggest cycle commuting event, is encouraging thousands of enthusiastic riders to hit the streets to celebrate everyday cycling.   Cycling has seen an increase in popularity over the last few years