I HAVE just been reading an article in the latest issue of the West Sussex Connections magazine, and find it ironic that it is said that the county council is leading by example by joining the AquaFund scheme.

I WOULD like to express my thanks to all who voted for me in the Adur District Council election on May 3.

SUSSEX Arms are a newly-formed, local arm wrestling group who meet once a week, on Thursday evenings, for practice, discussions, and learning techniques.

REGARDING the boardwalk on Shoreham Beach.

I READ the story regarding school places (Herald, May 3) with interest.

FOLLOWING on from an article in the Herald in March, regarding the removal of personal items from surrounding headstones from Southwick cemetery by Adur District Council.

MAY I, through you columns, thank all the people of St Nicolas Ward, Shoreham, who voted for me in the recent elections.

FOSTERING makes a huge and positive difference to the lives of so many children and young people.

ARE others in the Shoreham area suffering as we are from charity fatigue?

WE have just received our statement from Southern Water from which we belatedly learn an approximately 10 per cent increase in their charges was imposed four days before a hosepipe ban was enforced.

WHEN is a slipway not a slipway?

YOUR readers may, I hope, not have forgotten the Shoreham sheep which were highlighted in the Herald last November and December when they appeared (and quickly disappeared) on the roundabout near the Shoreham flyover.

ALONG with many people living in the town, Shoreham Beach residents are disappointed and deeply concerned by the last-minute delay to start construction of the new footbridge over the River Adur.

I strongly object to the proposed plans for more than 130 new homes and businesses to be built on the former Parcel Force site, in Brighton Road, Shoreham.

YOUR correspondent, Barbara Chandler, Herald, April 26, raised very valid objections to the Parcel Force worrying planning application.

TWO GREAT donations to two great organisations.

I WENT to the recent exhibition at the Shoreham Centre of the plans for the seven-storey buildings which are proposed for the Shoreham waterfront, next to the Sussex Yacht club.

WHEN expressing my concerns to a number of local councillors and MP Tim Loughton about the new supermarket planned for the Civic Centre site, there appeared to be a real lack of concern about its impact on shops in the town centre.

ABANDONED shopping trolleys on our streets.

I WOULD like to endorse the views of Terence Cameron Young concerning Blue Badges (Herald, April 19).