Monthly Archives: October 2017

ANIMAL charities have benefited from donations received by AlphaPet Veterinary Surgeries.   The vets, who held their annual charity animal fun day and dog show in August, raised £2,441 for their two chosen charities, Search Dogs Sussex and Hearing Dogs

GRAVEYARDS around the country will be safer thanks to the pioneering efforts of a Bognor Regis man.   Anton Matthews is a member of the committee which has created a new British Standard for monuments within burial grounds and memorial

HURRICANE Ophelia’s tail end turned day in the Bognor Regis area into night.   The eerie gloomy scene was captured by Middleton resident and Post photographer Carl Smith.   He headed to the foreshore about 3.15pm on Monday to witness

THREE months into her role and Bognor Regis town crier Jane Smith has collected her first national award.   Jane overcame her nerves to win the prize for the best dressed entrant in the national town criers’ championship.   Jane

TREE-lined continental market squares are the inspiration for the park proposed for Bognor Regis.   It is intended to be a location for all seasons for people to relax, exercise, reflect, play, shop, browse, eat or be entertained.   The

DOZENS of families are settling into their new homes in Yapton.   The housing development has seen 69 properties built for shared ownership and affordable rent.   Of those, 45 have been occupied by families who have been waiting on

A LITERARY lifeline was explained to members of a Bognor Regis group for blind and partially-sighted people.   There are 9,721 books available on the service available to be listened to by those who are unable to read.   The

UNHAPPY Pagham residents have been told moving into the Chichester area would make no difference to coast protection and housing policies.   Arun District Council said the views of Pagham Beach Residents’ Association, which wants to see the area restored