Monthly Archives: December 2018

LYRICAL protesters have staged a carol concert with a difference in North Bersted.   Members of two campaign groups sung their version of a pair of seasonal songs to show their continued campaign against thousands of planned homes.   The

CHRISTMAS has officially arrived in Felpham.   Bishop Tufnell CE Primary School pupils Jamie Greed, eight, and Lauren Smith, nine, brought the village’s Christmas tree to life by performing the switch-on.   Lauren said: “It was very nice to put

RESIDENTS at a Bognor Regis care home have been given food for thought with a new award.   The gold standard recognition for Elizabeth House ensures they are being given nutritious meals.   The award has come from the Nutrition

MP Nick Gibb has urged his fellow Conservatives to unite behind the Prime Minister.   Mr Gibb, who represents Bognor Regis and Littlehampton, backed Theresa May in Wednesday evening’s criticial contest to decide the leadership of the party.   Mrs

MORE Christmas entertainment has been lined up for Bognor Regis.   The festivities follow the success of the first week of events arranged by the board of the town’s business improvement district (BID).   Paul Wells, the BID’s chairman, said

HUNDREDS of new jobs for the Bognor Regis area have moved a step closer.   Final approval needed to build commercial premises on a section of Oldlands Farm was granted by Arun District Council on Wednesday.   The scheme, which

CIVIC campaigners have drawn up a tape measure challenge about the size of a proposed park in Bognor Regis.   Bognor Regis Civic Society wants to stage a public event in which the dimensions of the intended Pavilion Park would

A BOGNOR REGIS woman has appeared in court in connection with an incident at a pharmacy.   Megan Hammond was due to appear at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, having been remanded in custody at an earlier hearing.   Hammond,

STREET art has come to Bognor Regis town centre.   The shopping area’s only sizeable hoarding has been turned into an eye-catching festive attraction.   Spray can expert Sarah Gillings was joined by six young people to transform the white