Monthly Archives: April 2018

ORGANISERS of a Bognor Regis youth club are celebrating being given their biggest grant.   The 39 Club has been awarded nearly £10,000 from the Big Lottery Club to improve its premises.   Chairman Vicky Hennessy said the £9,810 would

TOWN mayor Phil Woodall will be running scared in his last week as the leading citizen of Bognor Regis.   A quirk of the calendar has allowed Cllr Woodall to occupy the role for a 53rd week.   He is

STREET art is coming to Bognor Regis town centre next month.   Youth worker Keely Hardy is leading a group of creative young people in turning a location in the shopping area into a colourful focal point.   The Create

CLOWNS will be missing from Bognor Regis this year.   Clowns International has reluctantly decided to scrap its party in the park for 2018.   The organisation was unable to secure a date this month to stage the fun-filled escapades

Brave Myrtle Green has taken a leap of love to raise money for St Wilfrid’s Hospice in Chichester.   The 83-year-old from Bognor Regis signed up for the skydive after her late husband, Bill, was looked after by staff when

Guests have attended a special memorial service at Oving, near Chichester.   A centennial memorial service was held to honour the three airmen from 92 Squadron RAF killed in a flying accident.   On April 7, 1918, just a week

A WANTED man with links to Bognor Regis is being sought by police.   Jules Siviter-Reid, 22, pictured below right, was originally sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment for conspiracy to supply controlled drugs in Hastings.   He was released on