Letters

Dear Editor,   I have just read your article on the food at St Richard’s Hospital, where the health secretary and food expert, Prue Leith, praised the high quality of food served. I must admit I am amazed and shocked.

Dear Editor,   I read with interest an item in the Daily Mail on January 29 which stated: ‘They are proposing to treat them like bikes, meaning riding on the pavement would be prohibited’, this referring to the Department of

Dear Editor   I read about the issues some of your readers have raised regarding the staff car parking (or lack of) at Durban House, Bognor Regis, now Tesco has withdrawn the use of its car park.   I believe

Dear Editor,   I am appalled by the planned rise in council tax by West Sussex County Council.   A four per cent raise is massive when you take into account the constant living cost increases and wage freezes.  

Dear Editor,   I would like to ask that, with all the ‘cut backs’, how the Aldwick/Rose Green residents and that area are privileged to four road cleaning operatives on Sunday pay?   We keep being told about the services

Dear Editor, The BBC gave top coverage of the scandalous pay off to the former chief executive of West Sussex County Council who should have been sacked without any compensation after the Coughlan Report was received.   Nathan Elvery rode

Dear Editor,   I was very interested to see the recent photographs of the fields at Sefter Road under several feet of water with ducks and swans swimming. A very pleasant pastoral scene.   However, I was a bit concerned

Dear Editor,   Arun District Council member Martin Lury’s call to ‘dualise’ the A259 beggars belief as does Tory MP Nick Gibb’s pledge to spend millions on the A27.   They serve a council and a parliament that have recognised

Dear Editor,   While I was pleased to see the call by Cllr Lury (Bognor Regis Post, November 2 edition) to dual the A259 to help deal with the massive amount of development we can expect in Arun in the