Letters

Dear Editor,   I am very aware how many of your readers, particularly older readers, will be feeling extremely isolated right now.   Accordingly, I would be very pleased to become an email penpal to any of your readers while

Dear Editor,   If anyone in the parish of St Nicholas, Middleton, needs some practical help with food, please contact me.   We could discuss what is possible. I can be contacted on 01243 586348, or 07835 994225.   Many

Dear Editor   Viva Espana!   We are currently under quarantine in Spain on a caravan park. We were told we have to leave in seven days on Friday.   Two Ryanair flights we booked have been cancelled. We are

Dear Editor,   I’m pleading with the public to just STOP. Put yourself in my worn-out shoes before you take the last loo roll or steal a meal from our months.   I’m a single mother with autism and panic

Dear Editor,   Regarding Andrew J. Fells’ letter (March 6) regarding potholes, I agree with every word. The system is obviously flawed.   I report numerous potholes – feeling especially vulnerable being a cyclist and motorcyclist – and the people

Dear Editor,   It was with particular interest that I read Andrew Fells’ letter on Friday about the potholes in Summerley Lane.   I was driving from the Gribble Inn to the A259 on Colworth Lane on Thursday evening when

Dear Editor,   We wish to write to you to highlight what is becoming a major issue with the A259 around the Elbridge Business Centre/Honda area.   This is the main road into a much-loved and widely known holiday town.

Dear Editor,   Isn’t it about time that something was done about the seemingly massive incompetence of those who are responsible for maintaining our roads?   A large (one metre radius), deep (six inches) pothole appeared several months ago at

Dear Editor,   I write in response to Michael Clay (February 7) who complains about hospital food at St Richard’s Hospital.   I have been an inpatient in four different hospitals, including St Richard’s. In all of them I have

Dear Editor,   The report (BID’s bright ideas for town, Bognor Regis Post Issue 197) appears to be another in a seemingly endless stream of reports announcing the revitalization of the town.   It rested uneasily with another article (Arun