Monthly Archives: August 2017

FORMER policeman Richard Armitage has become the first volunteer for a new Bognor Regis crime-fighting initiative.   Richard has signed up as an area co-ordinator for the Hotham Watch section of the town’s Neighbourhood Watch scheme. He will lead the

PROTEST letters to utility companies have been pledged by housing campaigners in Pagham.   Up to a hundred opponents of the planned homes attended the latest session held by PAGAM to give their support to its work.   They were

A NEW road has been demanded by Bersted’s councillors.   They said the additional route would relieve the traffic misery of thousands of motorists a day.   They want the road to run through the proposed Salt Box commercial estate

CHILDREN and parents gathered at Avisford Park and West Park on Tuesday for a day of fun, free activities.   Play Rangers from the Meynell Games Group in Eastbourne supplied equipment for the children to enjoy and play with for

PROPOSED toilets along Bognor Regis seafront could be a magnet for crime, police have said.   Sussex Police has told planners it wants the doors of the controversial loos changed to reduce the risk of illegal behaviour.   Its designing

ONE OF the longest-serving members of Arun District Council has passed away.   Cllr Jacqui Maconachie died at her home in The Steyne in Bognor Regis last Friday morning after she lost her battle with cancer.   Jacqui leaves a

TOWN mayor Cllr Phil Woodall had a smashing time when he saw the work to extend the Bognor Regis cinema.   Cllr Woodall picked up a sledgehammer to attack the rubble left by the demolition of an extension at the

Celebration was in the air for students of Felpham Community College as their A-levels saw an increase in top grades from last year.   Of its sixth form pupils, 97 per cent achieved pass grades for their A-levels and BTECs,