Monthly Archives: September 2018

A NEW banner has been presented to the Bognor Regis cadets’ squadron.   The standard was donated to 2351 (Bognor Regis) Squadron RAF Air Cadets by a family in the town.   A spokesman said: “The donation was in recognition

ROLLS-ROYCE Motor Cars wants to construct a new building at its Bognor Regis site.   The luxury car manufacturer has applied for planning permission for the temporary logistics building and ancillary works, including service area, at the site if its

A CAMPAIGNER has criticised the state of Pagham’s main road after he conducted a unique study.   Giles Binyon, a member of PAGAM’s committee, carried out a ‘spot the difference’ examination of six sites along Pagham Road.   He wanted

RESIDENTS in the Post area who are living with an incurable illness will have the support of West Sussex County Council.   Its cabinet member for adults and health, Cllr Amanda Jupp, has signed the five-point charter of the Motor

JERUSALEM is the subject of tonight’s opening of BlakeFest in Bognor Regis.   The public meeting will examine the relevance of William Blake’s most famous work to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Britain’s potential role in finding a solution to it.

NEW PRINCIPAL Paul Slaughter is settling in at Ormiston Six Villages Academy and ready to make a difference to the lives of its students.   Mr Slaughter is nearing the end of his second week in charge of the academy

EXERCISE classes for people with cancer are among the new innovations at a Bognor Regis centre.   The five CU Fitter sessions have begun to prove popular at the Laburnum Centre since they were started a few weeks ago.  

VISITORS to a Bognor Regis park will be reminded of the work of one of its biggest supporters.   A bench in Hotham Park has been commissioned in memory of Laurie Barnes. Donations for the bench were contributed by Mr

DELIGHTED members of a Bognor Regis group set up to support the town’s pier have reached a four-figure milestone.   Total life membership of Bognor Regis Pier Watch reached 1,002 at the end of last month, to fulfil one of

RECORD numbers of disabled people have been using a Bognor Regis charity to get out and about.   A total of 1,464 bookings were made with the town’s Shopmobility scheme in its latest full year, its annual meeting was told.