Monthly Archives: September 2017

ACTION has been demanded on the A259 before new homes in Climping are approved.   The improvements to the Oystercatcher and Comet Corner junctions have been called for by councillors.   Arun District Council’s development control committee said they wanted

AN EIGHT-year-old girl has selflessly donated her 12-inch-long hair to charity in aid of her best friend.   Ella Quinn, from Bognor Regis, decided she wanted to do something for her friend, Hannah Rixon, eight, who suffers from diabetes and

STALL-HOLDERS have called for more advertising for their markets in Bognor Regis.   The latest speciality market along the London Road precinct ended on bank holiday Monday.   A dozen stalls lined the precinct for the third year in a

SEAFRONT resident Captain John Grindon has protested about plans for a new play area outside his Bognor Regis flat.   Cpt Grindon said the site proposed by Arun District Council for the children’s area was opposite his home of the

WAR of words failed to stop plans for new homes in Walberton being approved.   Councillors clashed as the scheme at Barnfield House in Arundel Road was backed despite residents being opposed to its use for housing.   Some 50

FORMER school friends of a Bognor Regis teenager who died running for a train have ensured his memory continues to live on.   The young keen golfers were among the record numbers who took part in the latest tournament at

THREATENED views of Pagham have been captured in a new calendar.   The 2018 publication has been compiled by PAGAM (Pagham and Aldwick Action Movement) to raise funds for its campaign against at least 1,000 homes in the area.  

A BOGNOR REGIS duo are set to bring music and mind together for a charity fundraising gig.   Kez Bridger and Olivia Stevens have organised a toe-tapping gig in aid of Alzheimer’s Society.   Called Keep Me In Mind, the

MORE than £2,000 was raised to help help-points in Bognor Regis and Chichester get ready for an expected surge in clients.   Volunteers and staff of Citizens Advice in the two areas, as well as at Littlehampton, took part in