Category Archives: Letters

Dear Editor,   I should like to raise an issue regarding the grants from the new homes bonus (parish allocations) award in relation to Tangmere, this was made apparent in the Chichester Post, dated October 25.   The particular issue

Dear Editor   I was somewhat bemused by your article detailing the allocation of funds to parishes under the Chichester District Council New Homes Bonus Scheme, October 25, Issue 182.   While many of the awards seem appropriate in benefiting

Dear Editor   We have received and carefully read Dr Kate O’Kelly’s Liberal Democrat election leaflet in pursuit of her aim to replace Gillian Keegan as MP at the forthcoming general election.   One of the themes that Dr O’Kelly

Dear Editor   If water authorities (Southern Water?) are unable to cope with current amounts of sewage, how will they cope with effluent from the swathes of new-build homes which are about to wreck the area.   It’s not just

Dear Editor,   I have just been reading about A27 issues, yes a mess.   Why don’t we have a train stop (station) at Selsey? It stops at Chichester and Bognor Regis, so stop at Selsey.   How many travellers

Dear Editor   I read with interest your article in your October 11, edition (Issue 180) regarding raw sewage being released into Pagham Harbour area.   Well done, Sarah Logan, for bringing to attention this disgusting, but regular, discharge of

Dear Editor,   When one reads Highways England’s consultation brochure about a proposed Arundel bypass one can’t help doubting the veracity of some of the information one can’t easily verify one’s self when one reads the nonsense they write about

Dear Editor   I was interested to read in your article, on Friday, September 27, that Labour now want council houses built and run by the council.   This was the case many years ago until the council, not sure

Dear Editor   We are concerned parents of Rumboldswhyke Infants’ School in Chichester.   We would like to inform the local community of the council’s plans to close this amazing school.   There is a public consultation on Tuesday, October

Dear Editor   I was saddened today to be informed that the Oxmarket Gallery in Chichester has taken a retrograde step in making some visitors unwelcome.   More shops, cafes and banks are becoming, indeed advertising, the fact that they