Monthly Archives: January 2019

PANTO performers in Climping ensured the show went on after one of them broke both hips.   One of the leading ladies in the Nineveh House Players’ production of Hansel and Gretel had the accident about a week before opening

MOCK exam celebrations have been enjoyed by Felpham Community College students.   The GCSE results presentation for the trial tests was held by the college to enjoy the hard work they had put in to get to that stage and

Children with special educational needs and disabilities will have more opportunity to go to school closer to where they live, under new proposals outlined by West Sussex County Council.   Richard Burrett, cabinet member for education and skills, has agreed

South East Coast Ambulance Service hopes to come out of special measures within a year, county councillors have been told.   The trust, which covers Sussex, Surrey, Kent and parts of Hampshire, was placed in special measures in 2016 after

SHOPPERS in Bognor Regis were given paws for thought at one of the town’s charity outlets.   Monty the Dog handed out collection bags and balloons outside the RSPCA shop in The Arcade in the High Street.   The mission

NEW metalwork will be installed on Bognor Regis’ much-loved seafront bandstand thanks to a government grant.   The coastal revival fund will provide £50,000 for the Grade II listed structure.   The money will pay for the metalwork to complete

DEMENTIA awareness around the Six Villages was raised at an information session in Walberton.   A number of Village Friends clients and volunteers attended the event by Dementia Friends and hosted by Peter and Cheryl Rolt.   The management team

EMPLOYEES at a Bognor Regis firm are helping children in some of the world’s poorest countries to receive lifesaving vaccines.   The 20 Polestar Cooling staff members, and their national partner Dulas, make solar-powered medical fridge-freezers that are used to