On Friday, I interviewed Neil  Kimber, owner of Highhouse Insurance, an independent insurance company that's been in Selsey for 10 years.  I wanted to interview Neil as he his well known for his local charity work and I wanted to find out more about him and his work.  Neil explained how he raises the money he donates to charities, " Every time someone buys insurance from us, a percentage of that money goes into a pot,and as that pot fills up, we donate it back to the community by way of local charities,"  Next I asked him what charities he supports and he said" The charities I support have to be local, like Scouts, Selsey carers, First Responders, Fireworks and other local charities, I also support community events, like Screen On The Green"  He also supports charities by giving them help, advice, and loaning them equipment like speakers and microphones.  He also told me that in the last 10 years, the company has raised £80,000!  As part of hi...

    Couch to Comp Charity event raises £1882 On Sunday the 24th of September, Lee invited me to the Couch to Comp at the Selsey centre.  I thought it was amazing! And even though it was a competition, all of them got along together like a family. First their were the children's rounds, followed by the Couch to Comp. As the compere announced the next rounds, the competitors came out to their own choice of music and headed for their corner.   Before the fights, I spoke to some of the competitors and asked them a couple of questions. Some of them were raising money for the Snowdrop trust, some Cancer research, and others Chichester diabetes and the NNU. Next I asked them what made them want to do kickboxing. Jamie encouraged two of the fighters to do it, some others did it for fitness and the rest did it for their kids and to take part. Also at the end of all the fights, there was a raffle with wonderful prizes,I won two carveries at the Riviera.  And as...