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CLOWNS are expected to attend the funeral today of one of the founders of their convention in Bognor Regis.   The funnymen and women will be dressed in character when they pay their respects to Hal Brooks.   Hal was

DOZENS of people took the chance to speak to their Bognor Regis councillors this week.   Some 30-40 of them went along to the latest open air surgery to be held by the town council.   The session on Tuesday

CANCER survivor Gary Broughton has finished his coastal fundraising walk to Bognor Regis.   Gary staggered across his finishing line outside the town’s pier after he had completed some 35 miles from Brighton Pier.   He hopes to have raised

LACK of funds has led to this year’s International Bognor Birdman being cancelled.   The organisers announced this week they would not be going ahead with the popular annual festival of would-be flyers.   It had been due to take

A SUSPECT is wanted for interview by police about alleged offences in Bognor Regis.   Simeon Harry, 30, is being sought by Sussex Police over an alleged assault and threats to kill a woman known to him.   Harry is

FEARS were raised a child could be shot by yobs after car windows were targeted in Felpham.   One of the area’s district councillors called for police to get to grips with the situation before a person was hurt.  

COMMITTED hair salon owner Seanette Porter has invested tens of thousands of pounds backing Bognor Regis.   Seanette has opened her own business in the town centre after more than 20 years of working for someone else. Her new venture,

EYE-CATCHING art has seen a Bognor Regis student named as the best in Britain.   Will Hodges has been given the accolade by The Regis School’s sponsor, United Learning Trust.   It looks after 45 schools around the country –

A FIRST re-dedication has been performed of the memorial to the wartime sailors on Bognor Regis Pier.   The short ceremony at the granite plinth formed part of this year’s Armed Forces Day in the town last Saturday.   The

CLOSE working with health professionals has enabled people with learning disabilities at the Aldingbourne Trust to manage their healthcare for the first time.   The charity, based on the outskirts of Chichester, has worked with the Sussex Partnership NHS Trust