Monthly Archives: May 2018

BRIDGE players from Bognor Regis have become champions.   A team from Bognor Bridge Club has won division three of the Sussex League, run by the Sussex County Contract Bridge Association.   The victorious team of John Austin, Paul Londesborough,

NEW MEMBER Julie Stockton hhelped a chorus unveil a new song.   Julie completed the latest Love to Sing course held by the North Bersted-based Arun Barbership Choir.   A spokeswoman for the chorus said: “We challenged ourselves and participants

RE-ELECTED Pagham Parish Council chairman Cllr Ray Radmall has pledged to keep battling to protect the area.   Cllr Radmall was chosen unanimously at the local authority’s annual meeting to lead it for another year. He has occupied the role

LUNG cancer patients could be given the gift of life thanks to generous Felpham Community College students.   The college’s sixth form charity committee has brought in the highest amount of donations in at least a decade from its latest

LIBERAL Democrats in Bognor Regis are staging a public meeting to save an open space.   The councillors want to stop plans by Arun District Council for a linear park on the Hothamton site of the car park and Sunken

SIX TOWN councillors have been chosen for a task force to publicise regeneration plans for Bognor Regis.   The members were appointed at a special meeting of the town council on Tuesday in response to fears that residents’ concerns about

A BUSINESSWOMAN from Bognor Regis has had her hard-work recognised with two awards.   Kelly Grant, from North Bersted, has been declared winner of the best international flexible business award and a finalist in the self-employed parent of the year

INDEPENDENT living in Westergate for dozens of elderly people has moved £600,000 closer.   Arun District Council has agreed to provide the cash to a planned extra care housing scheme in the village.   It will form part of the

LESSONS in keeping safe online were learned by children at a Bognor Regis school.   The training session for Edward Bryant School pupils was arranged by Google as part of a UK-wide initiative to teach children about how to use

A CRUCIAL verdict on the use of Pagham land for housing is due soon.   Arun District Council’s director of place, Karl Roberts, told a packed public meeting he expected government inspector Mark Dakeyne’s report on the local plan land