Category Archives: Letters

Dear Editor   It is all very well to have the residents survey and some are good ideas, but let’s get our priorities right.   First, how about all the potholes around the city and outer villages. Fix these first,

Dear Editor   I underwent a hip replacement operation in Chilworth Ward at St Richard’s Hospital on November 16.   I feel the team concerned with my operation, nurses and physio teams deserve praise for their professionalism and care.  

Dear Editor   I am very concerned about the entrance/exit to the new Lidl on Westhampnett Road, opening on February 13, and just 30m from the Sainsbury’s roundabout.   There will be traffic problems and I question whether the planning

Dear Editor,   The Coughlan report into the appalling failure of child care services confirms major shortcomings that are echoed in relation to other areas of West Sussex County Council activity.   In particular, the council has failed to implement

Dear Editor,   The BBC gave top coverage to the scandalous pay off given to West Sussex County Council’s  former chief executive, who should have been sacked without any compensation after the Coughlan Report was received.   Nathan Elvery rode

Dear Editor,   With reference to Liz Campling’s letter last week, (Issue 192) Conservative councillors will also be in deep trouble at the 2021 county council elections.   Readers should already be aware of the shocking Coughlan report which revealed

Dear Editor,   Gavin Barrett wrote in a letter published in Issue 191 – December 27, saying: “I am delighted to see Mrs Gillian Keegan safely returned as our MP. The Build A Better A27 process, in which I participated

Dear Editor   I am currently carrying out some research into holiday camps in the West Sussex area and would be grateful to any reader who can help me with information, including photographs, of one particular holiday camp in the

Dear Editor   A headline in the Post on December 20, labels Chichester as a ‘true blue city’. This is misleading.   Anyone who has attended a count, whether for a general or local authority election, will have noticed that

Dear Editor,   I am delighted to see Mrs Gillian Keegan safely returned as our MP.   The Build A Better A27 process, in which I participated throughout, was opaque and driven in the shadows by a small clique of