Category Archives: Letters

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

Dear Editor   To be a parent of a young family makes for a very busy life and it is often stressful keeping everything going. It doesn’t allow time to wrangle with the county council to keep children’s schools open,

Dear Editor,   The county council continues to refuse me any information about the ‘golden goodbye’ of £265,000 plus £35,000 legal costs paid to the former chief executive.   They won’t even confirm these amounts which were uncovered by BBC

Dear Editor,   I write to give vent to the increasing frustration which I and many others in Chichester and beyond feel about the seemingly complete lack of due transparency shown by West Sussex County Council with regard to their

Dear Editor,   Mover and shaker Chichester prides itself on being a ‘prestigious’ cultural hub, so why isn’t there a proper art supplies shop for the area’s hundreds of happy daubers and professional artists?   Like far too many shops

Dear Editor,   I felt I must respond to last week’s letter, regarding hospital food.   I think whatever you print about people’s opinions on the meals it is going to be subjective.   I was a patient in St

Dear Editor,   I would like to voice my concern over the road surface on the following roads: Clay Pitt Lane, Kennel Hill and Town Lane.   My daily commute to Midhurst takes me on all three of these roads

Dear Editor   I have just read your article on the food at St Richards Hospital, where the Health Secretary and food expert Prue Leith praised the high quality of food served. I must admit I am amazed and shocked.

Dear Editor   Why is it that our elected councillors have got a grudge against the businesses in our city centre?   The comments allegedly made by Councillors Digman and Plowman regarding closing the Little London car park are beyond

Dear Editor   If I weren’t frantically busy trying to earn a living, I, too, would’ve written echoing Peter Hill’s view that council taxpayers in rural areas are outrageously short-changed – particularly galling since reading of hyper-generous council officials’ salaries