Category Archives: Letters

CHICHESTER POST readers are being urged to get behind World Cancer Day this month. At CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, staff want everyone in Chichester and the rest of the county to ‘band

Volunteer dog cuddling is being offered by Barking Mad Chichester as an antidote to the problem of loneliness in modern society.   For those who are retired or work from home and are spending large chunks of time alone, caring

A SPECIAL super car event is happening in Goodwood to raise money for charity.   On Saturday, June 1, more than 150 of the nation’s most exciting super cars will gather at Goodwood Motor Circuit for The Supercar event 2019,

Organ donation will be among the subjects discussed at a forthcoming meeting of the board of Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.   The board, which runs St Richard’s, Worthing and Southlands hospitals, will meet in public from 10am on

People across the South East of England are being asked to help stop Parkinson’s for good by joining their local Walk for Parkinson’s event this year.   This January charity Parkinson’s UK is launching its annual Walk for Parkinson’s fundraiser,

Covers Timber & Builders’ Merchants has agreed to sponsor the 2019 Sussex Heritage Awards.   This will be the fourth consecutive year the company has supported the prestigious event. Organised by the Sussex Heritage Trust, the awards aim to recognise

Beat are working with the Sussex Child, Young Person and Family Eating Disorder Service to run skills workshops for parents carers across Sussex.   Beat is the UK’s leading charity supporting those affected by eating disorders and campaigning on their

WORK is going on behind the scenes to protect Pagham from flooding in future winters.   A working group of various organisations has produced an initial report about a range of options which could be used.   Pagham parish councillor

Dear Sir   A little while ago our Chichester MP, Mrs Gillian Keegan, met with the transport minister to discuss the proposed A27 bypass.   No mention was made at that time of the proposed A303 tunnel to alleviate Stonehenge.

Dear Sirs   Chichester marked a number of important centenaries in 2018: the end of the First World War; the Representation of the People Act that paved the way for universal suffrage ten years later; the gift of Priory Park