Letters

Dear Sir,   I’m writing in with regards to the UK Government’s proposal to amend the Gender Recognition Act of 2010, to allow self identification for transgendered individuals, as I’m concerned people may not be aware of the potential impact

POST NEWSPAPERS reader Mo Cook has penned a poem about the closure for winter of Felpham’s seafront toilets by Arun District Council.   We published a glimpse of her rhyme in Issue 79. Here is her full version:   I

Sir   For many years I have been a supporter of the pink/blue route (now option 3) for an Arundel bypass – until now!   I have always seen an Arundel bypass as ‘enabling infrastructure’ to enable the delivery of

Sir,   I would like to bring to your readers attention the comments made by Mr Hawkins regarding the closure of Boots’ photo lab at Bognor Regis – (Bognor Regis Post August 11, Page 7) and the fact that people will

Sir,   Reading the article, published in the Bognor Regis Post on July 28, regarding the proposed toilets on The Esplanade, it would appear that ADC’s planning consultant, Robert Cropper, has finally declared the real reason for placing the building

Sir,   I have read the article in the local press about anti-bullying and the fact people would like a youth club in Bognor Regis.   We have been running the 39 Youth Club since February. We have eight boys

Sir,   I would like to thank the 12,782 people who voted for me at the general election   They managed to double the Labour vote in Bognor Regis and Littlehampton and put us into a very clear second position.

Sir,   One recent issue alone of the Bognor Regis Post (May 12) presented a succession of sorry stories on the quality of decisions being made for Bognor Regis by Arun District Council.   On the front page was a

Sir   I feel the decision to move the promenade bandstand is outrageous. I’m all for improvements for Bognor Regis but moving the bandstand is totally unacceptable.   The bandstand is an important part of the town’s history and is