Your Say

Do either the police or the council have powers to control the nuisance of tearaway Deliveroo cyclists in Chichester?

As a ‘market trader’ I have to reply with regards to the letter written by Sally Rieder, of Cavendish Street, Chichester.

Sally Rieder makes some complaints about the Wednesday market being in East Street.

I was not a supporter of Velo South before I saw the TV interview with organiser Jon Ridgeon and the article by the head of West Sussex County Council, Louise Goldsmith; I had no particular axe to grind, and my partner’s son was due to take part – at great cost to himself.

Firstly, I endorse the sentiments of cllr Jonathan Brown regarding the utter failure of the planning system to support neighbourhood planning principles.

It looks as if I am to be deprived of my European citizenship. I have always regarded it as a privilege to become and remain part of Europe.

Reading the article in the Chichester Observer [‘Petition against “disgraceful” hospital parking price hike’. 13 September] regarding the ‘Green Travel Plan’ of the Western Sussex Hospitals’ NHS Trust, I was left angered and vexed by the spin and presumptions of Mr David Jones, director of estates and facilities.

I had the unnerving and dispiriting experience of trying to buy a ticket for a train at Chichester station on Saturday.

I am bitterly disappointed that our local government has chosen the softest target for its further cost cuts for 2019/20 savings.

I share the regret of councillor Peter Evans and of other members of Chichester City Council at the proposed demolition of this fine Mock Tudor (aka Tudor Revival) house in Lavant Road, Summersdale (report on page 2 of the Chichester Observer for 13 September and fuller on-line report).

May I through your columns encourage open discussion in the Chichester diocese not least on the subject of justice?

The lack of self-awareness displayed by Louise Goldsmith (Chichester Observer, last week) is astonishing, even for a West Sussex Tory councillor.

With apologies for making this chapter three of the recent Brexit correspondence, may I respond to Mr Wilton’s reply in the Observer of September 6 to my letter published in the Observer of August 30?