Public has a right to know why

WHEN will the public be told the reason for the harbourmaster's suspension and subsequent sacking?
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Mar 2010, 14:51 BST

His is a public appointment, so do we not have a right to know?

Many rumours abound. Support letters don't help. What is going on?

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The Littlehampton Civic Society has enjoyed Mr Hitchcock talking to our coffee mornings and would like to support him, but of course officially we cannot, as a charity be seen to take sides, when we do not know the facts.

Who or what is being protected here?

Janet Crosley

New Road

Littlehampton

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