Your Say

I am writing with regard to the article: ‘Rolls-Royce Motor Cars backs county council parking management plan for Chichester’

We all know Chichester is the second most expensive city to live in the UK but did you know it is the most expensive city in the UK to die in.

I’m happy to offer a few of my own thoughts on what should be considered for the city of Chichester, to give it a buzz and be revitalised and bring in further trade.

I gave grave concerns about the proposed Parking Management Plan for Chichester and its devastating effects to the prosperity and future of the city.

I was appalled by your report ‘Litter fine from half a sweet wrapper’, Observer, March 14, where a criminal offence was allegedly committed by dropping a tiny piece of sweet wrapper.

Can you imagine what it would be like to stand up in a meeting at work or to be at the supermarket checkout or at the school gates and have a seizure? Or even to live with the anxiety that you might?

Due to roadworks on the A285 at Maudlin the Stagecoach 55 bus service has been temporarily suspended from serving Halnaker and Boxgrove villages.

Having lived in this area of Pagham and Aldwick for 52 years, I am saddened by the decline of Bognor Regis.

Further to my letter published in the Observer on February 14 regarding the ripping out of all the hedging, trees and vegetation around the pond in Farm Road, I was again horrified to see all the mature, possibly ancient, trees and hedging being cut down on the old Post Office site, known as The Elms, at the beginning of Farm Road on March 4.

Oh dear, here we go. Mr Wilton attacks my letter with the implication that being right-wing (which I unashamedly am having watched the left-wing attempts to run countries such as Venezuela and Cuba, those famous success stories) is automatically a bad thing.

One of the pleasures of spring is the welcome reappearance of snowdrops, crocus and daffodils.

At the Usdaw Awards on 19 January Paul Spencer, the Usdaw rep of Tesco Bognor Regis, was acknowledged for his campaign to elevate the status of Remembrance Sunday through campaigning for retail closure.

I write with considerable disappointment about the new road signs which have been placed at the entry points into Chichester.

I write with concern about how many people sleep in Bognor town centre’s shop doorways.

With reference to the Chichester Observer article, first published online 8th March, re air quality monitoring in Westhampnett Road, I would make three observations.

I read the article in the Midhurst Observer about shops in the town. As a shopkeeper I am of course extremely worried about the serious drop in footfall in the town.

I write in response to two letters published on February 28, one of which was in response to my letter of the week before, one to M. Corfield’s letter. Firstly, Rory Murphy’s letter, where he take issue with several points I made.

Mr Haynes asks of Remainers, ‘Why ‘pool’ our sovereignty?’

To remind our MP that ‘to reason without data is delusion’, I would like to draw her attention to a few snippets of information I came across last week.