Category Archives: Letters

The Chichester office of Irwin Mitchell nominated Dementia Support in Tangmere to be their charity of the year.   Colleagues at the law firm handed over the cheque for £11,000 at an event along with free ice cream from a

Chichester Ship Canal Trust joined MPs, members of the House of Lords and members of waterway restoration groups nationwide at a Parliamentary reception, hosted by the Inland Waterways Association (IWA).   The annual event was held at the Houses of

Enrichment is a hot topic here at Mount Noddy. It is an essential part of meeting the welfare needs of the dogs and cats in our care. Not only for dogs and cats in our care, but EVERY domesticated pet.

Now in its sixth year, Selsey Walking Outdoor Festival offers the chance to discover the amazing wildlife, history and natural scenery of this unspoilt tip of the Manhood Peninsula.   New for 2019 is the Selsey Open Gardens event featuring

The importance of pollinating insects such as butterflies, bumblebees and beetles is being spelled out in West Sussex.   A new ‘pollinator action plan’ has been published by West Sussex County Council which sets out how these vital species will

With five parks across the town, Selsey certainly isn’t short of open spaces and this year Selsey Town Council will be celebrating the great outdoors with their first Love Your Parks event.   The event takes place over two days

Dear Sir,   I wish to respond to the letter you printed last week that called for climate change to be urgently classified as an ’emergency’.   I’m (sadly) old enough to remember the 1970s when the scientific community was

As part of its schools and young learners programme, Amberley Museum welcomed children from Fishbourne Primary School, who had the chance to learn what it was like to live in the Second World War.   To mark the 74th anniversary

Sir,   Recent events have highlighted the impending disaster facing us due to global warming, a real threat, for example, to inhabitants of the Chichester plain, much of which lies just above sea level and some below.   Having searched

Tim Weeks, a Local Hospice Lottery player for St Wilfrid’s Hospice, had an amazing surprise recently when he won the top £25,000 rollover prize.   Tim said: “It was hard to believe I had won at first! I am so