Category Archives: Letters

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

Dear Editor,   I was disgusted to read that the Chairman cast a deciding vote in favour of felling the holm oak tree in Lyndhurst Road.   This goes against everything we are striving to achieve in our area to

Dear Editor,   Chichester District Cycle Form, a group of cycling supporters from a diverse range of backgrounds including West Sussex County Council, Chichester District Council and Sustrans, to members of the public from the length and breadth of the

Dear Editor,   I am grateful the information regarding Bognor and Chichester South Coast Waspi and its recent meeting was published in last week’s edition.   However, the article omitted to mention that after nearly five years of consistent campaigning

Dear Editor,   I write in support of Rupert Emerson’s piece in the Chichester Post (Issue 187 – November 29).   How sad that so much volunteer effort, over so many years, has produced no discernible improvement in the safety

Dear Editor,   I want to complain about the policy change to use the waste disposal sites – the new need for ID.   I live in West Sussex near the Hants border. It is easier to use the Havant

Dear Editor,   Thank you for headlining the shocking fact that low income, the high cost of living and the five week wait for universal credit has made the figures for Chichester district foodbank rise by a third during the

Dear Editor,   I was shocked by your front page article on the increase in food bank usage in Chichester, probably one of the richest towns in the country if house prices – currently 11.5 times the average salary –

Dear Editor,   I am not surprised that Labour candidate Jane Towers would find Liberal Democrat election material concerning (Letters, November 15 ).   Bar charts showing the huge Lib Dem gains in this year’s local and European elections and

Dear Editor   I refer to your article about Rumboldshwyke School in the Chichester Post and thank you for publicising the situation.   We are currently campaigning very hard to keep our school open, or at least for it to