Monthly Archives: July 2018

AN ALDWICK couple hope to create a unique centre to help disabled children to walk.   Ash and Victoria Aldridge want to raise £20,000 to create the strength and therapy facility in the garden of their home.   It would

DRUG awareness workshops for all ages have been held by Felpham Community College.   About 100 parents attended an evening session last week after the daytime events for students across all year groups and their staff.   The workshops took

SINGERS and dancers entertained customers at the latest artisan market in Bognor Regis.   Among the groups which performed at last Saturday’s event was Knightstar Productions.   One of its solo spots was filled by Eadie Swanton, 13, with I’ll

DOG OWNERS who take their pets on to Bognor Regis and Felpham beaches have been warned they face being fined.   Arun District Council has been receiving complaints that people have been taking dogs on to beaches in areas from

A SILENCING order over the future of a key Bognor Regis site has been attacked by one of the town’s councillors.   Cllr Francis Oppler said strict laws made it impossible for him to tell residents the full story of

MUDDY marvellous Kate Mills was hosed down by firefighters on her latest fundraising event.   Bognor Regis resident Kate enjoyed the unorthodox cooling off method when she completed the Pretty Muddy course for Cancer Research UK.   This was ninth

TWINNING association members in Bognor Regis had fun at one of the group’s most popular occasions.   A good number of members turned up to the latest of its summer coffee mornings to make the most of the sunny weather.

KING GEORGE the Fourth was the inspiration for Jessica Bulpett-Caynes’ display at Felpham Community College’s summer arts evening.   Jessica’s artwork of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, built by the monarch, was among the dozens of pieces on display for

RAPPER Adam Turner is staging a special night of music in Bognor Regis to show mental health matters.   Adam has enrolled some of friends to ensure tonight’s event from 7pm-midnight at the Newtown Social Club in Greencourt Drive is

A NEW principal will take charge at Ormiston Six Villages Academy in Westergate next term.   Paul Slaughter will join the academy at the start of the new academic year.   He will take over from Pat Walters and Alan