Category Archives: Letters

KEVIN BYRNE, of Walberton, was honoured at the Palace of Westminster in January.   Mr Byrne, pictured above in the centre, was presented with a British Citizen Award for Services to Business by sponsors Unity Trust Bank’s chief operating officer,

Councils across the south east of England are being urged to declare a ‘climate emergency’, after a ground-breaking meeting in Horsham on Saturday February 2.   Held to mark World SOS Climate Emergency Day, the meeting brought together for the

THE Martlet Sword and Morris Men decided on St Wilfrid’s Hospice for their chosen charity for the year 2019.   David Asher, the bagman (secretary) and Peter Davey pictured above, had the pleasant task of visiting Alex Burch at the

LIBBY ROWLAND, crop research and developer at Vitacress Herbs, has been awarded a rare place on a new fellowship scheme which promises to develop future leaders of the horticulture industry.   The scheme, launched by Land Settlement Association Charitable Trust,

MOUNT NODDY Animal Centre supports the local work of the RSPCA in Chichester and surrounding areas.   We provide care and assistance to hundreds of dogs and cats each year who need a second chance in life to find a

Chichester Festival Theatre chairman, Sir William Castell, has announced that the Board has appointed Kathy Bourne as executive director of Chichester Festival Theatre.   Kathy Bourne is currently executive producer at Jonathan Church Productions. From 2006 – 2015, she was

TANGMERE’S Sage House is patrnering with family-run Bognor Regis based business, Pinks Vintage Ice Cream Vans and Tricycles, to help raise awareness for the local centre.   Sage House Dementia Support has an ambitious yarn bombing challenge and is calling

THE FORGOTTEN Veterans UK have called on their colleagues at Building Heroes to give them a hand with improving and updating some of the facilities.   Victorian-era toilets in Fort Cumberland in Portsmouth, are being refurbished by military veterans training

Young culinary talent in Chichester saw an inspirational morning at Ormiston Six Villages Academy on Tuesday last week.   The regional Create & Cook Competition visited the school to run an inspiring workshop for those keen to enter the contest

A CHARITY working to support adults with learning disabilities is calling on the public’s help to raise donations for a gardening van.   The Apuldram Centre in Chichester is looking to buy a van which costs round £21,000 and has