Letters

IT WAS 90 years ago King George V and Queen Mary came to Bognor for their historic visit.   The Bognor Regis Post will be publishing weekly excerpts from archive editions of The Times to show how it informed its

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

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

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.

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

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

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

GOING the extra mile to keep disabled people on the move has earned a North Bersted car dealership a regional award.   Yeomans Honda scooped the prestigious recognition for its work with the Motability Car Scheme.   The accolade from

RESIDENTS’ views are being sought about a scheme which could exempt developers of large sites in Pagham and North Bersted from a new charge.   Arun District Council is proposing a zero per cent community infrastructure levy on the housebuilders

YOUNG Rainbows shrugged off the rain to raise some £500 for seriously ill children.   Fifteen members of the 2nd Bersted pack wore antlers for a reindeer walk around the town centre in spite of bad weather.   They walked