Category Archives: Lifestyle

THE SOUTHDOWN Motor Services Ltd was well-known for its distinctive green and cream colour scheme for their popular buses and coaches that carried passengers along the South Coast and was iconic among its residents.   The company aimed to provide

Rather than taking away foods that you love in order to improve your healthy eating, why don’t you just try adding some extra things into your day to give you more vibrancy and energy?   Often, I find with my

Initially known as the Chichester Working Men’s Club and Institute, the club was established in 1863 by Walter Farquhar Hook, who had been installed as Dean of Chichester in 1859.   The original purpose of the club was to provide

With hotter weather than Los Angeles at the moment I think we can finally say winter is coming to an end and spring is in the air.   We have been sitting in the garden for breakfast for the last

THIS ARTICLE will continue exploring the history of Chichester post office from the start of the 19th century.   By the early 1830s, Chichester was receiving around 31 bags of post a day from Brighton, London and Portsmouth, leading to

www.denisekelly.co.uk Tel: 07730671436 Email: denise@thewellbeingcompanyltd.com   Your choice of health-enhancing beverages is just as important in your daily regime as the good food you eat.   Try not to reach for the tea loaded with milk and sugar, or the

The British postal service can trace its origins to 1516 when Henry VIII established a ‘Master of Posts,’ a precursor to the office of the Postmaster General.   The Postmaster General was a member of government who was responsible for

In 1968, Chichester was one of four towns chosen to take part of in a study on city conservation, the others being Chester, Bath and York. The decades after the Second World War, especially the 1960s, were a period of

SO, we are now in February and your thoughts and resolutions are well under way for the new year? Or are they?   I meet lots of people all the time that have started some fad diet plan, or some

In 1839, on the second Monday following Easter, the Theological College opened for the ‘instruction of candidates for holy orders in Theology and in the duties of Christian ministry’. The Theological College was then located in ‘Cawley Priory’, South Pallant.