Category Archives: Letters

THREE fire services are joining forces for the first time to run a joint training course for full-time firefighters.   West Sussex, Surrey and East Sussex fire and rescue centres have combined to stage the course from Monday.   A

SIGHT-IMPAIRED residents in the Post Newspapers area can receive free audio copies of magazines.   Those who are blind and partially sighted can sign up for a monthly memory stick of spoken versions of three top Sussex magazines.   The

KEEN adrenaline junkies are being called upon to help raise money for a local hospice.   St Wilfrid’s in Chichester is looking for people to make a sponsored 10,000 feet freefall parachute jump.   There are now four opportunities to

A CHICHESTER College cabinet-maker has won silver at this month’s national skills competition finals.   Apprentice Jamie Kennard, 18 from Eastleigh, came second in the cabinet making category at the national finals of the WorldSkills UK competition, which saw more

IRWIN MITCHELL Private Wealth’s Chichester office has recruited a new family law associate to its team.   Dipal Patel joins from Wellers Law Group, having qualified in 2008 with a well-established firm in Surrey. Since then, Dipal has practised exclusively

DR KATE O’KELLY, Liberal Democrat county councillor for Midhurst division and Chichester district councillor for Rogate, is calling on the county council to publish proposals for changes to the county’s bus routes.   The county has been consulting on its

The Chichester branch of the Historical Association, one of just under 50 in the country, continues to play a vital part in the cultural life of Chichester and West Sussex.   The programme just celebrated at the annual general meeting

A NURSE from Selsey has adorned the outside of her house and front garden in Christmas decorations to mark the launch of a local hospital charity’s Christmas gift appeal.   Sarah Munday, 42, a dementia nurse at St Richard’s Hospital,

Councillors and residents from Chichester and beyond are invited to join Friends of Centurion Way tomorrow (Saturday) from 2pm-4 pm on the path at the bridge over the railway near the side entrance to Bishop Luffa School. Seasonal refreshments will

DOGS TRAINED by charity Canine Partners will be in the spotlight at the Champions Tennis event held at The Royal Albert Hall which started yesterday (Thursday).   The ball-dogs will be playing a key role of retrieving tennis balls for