Letters

Aldwick Green by Nicholas Prosser   Relieved and refreshed, it drinks the moisture from a heavy shower of long awaited rain.   Even more vivid now than before in the colour that provides its name,   Once a temporary home

A COUNTY COUNCIL service providing fun activities to disabled children across West Sussex has been rated ‘outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).   Fun and Breaks (FAB) volunteers spend a couple of hours a week with a child, taking

Sir,   Regeneration of Bognor Regis relies in part by getting feet on the ground in the town centre on Saturdays – for all of the day.   Just look at the picture of Bognor’s London Road in the window

A POTENTIAL multi-million pound funding cut could hit charities for homeless people across Bognor Regis and Chichester.   Labour county councillor Michael Jones has warned the reduction of West Sussex County Council’s supporting people funding could cause a surge in

FAMILIES in the Post area are being urged to talk during the current organ donation week.   New figures show 35 people in West Sussex have died waiting for a transplant in the past five years.   The tragic statistic

NATIONAL developer Wates Residential has launched a two-week Building Futures construction training course, pictured above, covering Bognor Regis and Littlehampton.   Jobseekers interested in pursuing a career in construction or residential building are encouraged to register their interest in gaining

HELPING to ensure deprived communities are kept safe is among the goals in a new action plan for West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service.   The integrated risk management plan 2018-22 has been adopted and assesses which areas are most

A SUCCESSFUL first summer camp was enjoyed by Aldingbourne Tennis Club’s young members.   The 12 children who went along, pictured above, received guidance from the club’s coach, Tom Cobham, and had an enjoyable and productive experience.   The juniors

INNOVATIVE robots could soon be picking raspberries at farms around Chichester.   Soft fruit grower Hall Hunter Partnership – which has farms in Colworth, Runcton and in Vinnetrow Road – has agreed to field test high-tech harvesting robots.   The

FUTURE students at the Chichester College Group will be able to play their part in keeping the nation’s trains running.   The group’s Crawley College has been announced by the National Skills Academy Rail as an official member of its