Letters

Dear Editor,   Thank you for publishing the article regarding the outcome of the High Court hearing after the judicial review brought by the campaign group Back To 60. There are, however, some points I need to clarify;   Firstly,

Dear Editor,   In response to your articles about the proposed care home in Felpham, I wish to state publicly that I unequivocally support the building of the much-needed care facility.   I am a local resident who walks by

Dear Editor,   I’ve just read the details behind the anti-road lobby’s ‘Alternative For Arundel’ proposal and I’m shocked and appalled!   Not because they are suggesting a half-baked plan that has already been turned down flat by Highways England

Dear Editor,   I refer to the article in the Bognor Regis Post, dated September 20.   I, for one, think the fencing along Felpham seafront has enhanced the area 100 per cent.   Surely it is preferable to the

Dear Editor,   It is very sad that the Lib Dems still call themselves Democrats and yet while, locally, they claim to represent the people – who they say they listen to – it is amazing that, nationally, they claim

Dear Editor,   Well done to Brian Hynes for taking the time to do something about the dreadful state of the pavement in his area.   I live on the Downview Estate, Felpham, and am disgusted at the state of

Dear Editor,   I WAS impressed by the drawing of my house, Valhalla, (Bognor Regis Post August 16) which is where I live.   It has been in my family for 150 years.   The building, right, is grade II

Dear Editor,   My name is Marcus Heslop and I’m currently writing the biography of the prolific actor Guy Standeven (1928-1998) who lived in Hampton Wick with his partner Felicity Andrews (1931-2008).   I’m trying to trace Jeremy G Seddon

Dear Editor,   The wasteful, damaging, totally unnecessary project of the A27 Arundel bypass should be stopped following the Welsh government’s recent precedent to stop building a wider, re-routed M4 in south Wales for environmental and cost reasons.   All

Dear Editor,   I am perplexed.   Westminster is the home of those we elect to represent our views and to go to battle on issues their constituents believe to be important. In doing so they are usually vociferous and