Monthly Archives: May 2019

Caring staff members at Bognor Regis War Memorial Hospital have raised more than £1,000 for charity.   Three of the employees took to the air for a sponsored tandem skydive in aid of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation.  

A newly-formed group of councillors from around Bognor Regis has pledged to be a force for good on Arun District Council.   The collection of Independent members holds the balance of power in the politically split council.   Seven of

First-time Aldwick author Phil Clinker is celebrating the publication of his debut novel.   Phil’s story combines murder and mayhem in a fictional town which mixes British and American culture.   The result is Bakerton, which Cambridge-based firm Pegasus, published

A further safety test has been carried out by Bognor Regis cemeteries’ campaigner Anton Matthews.   Mr Matthews arranged for the trial to be held to prove the British Standard which he helped to compile was flawed.   The standard

Proposals to site nearly 200 workers at a Pagham nursery have provoked protests from residents and councillors.   The scheme would see the staff based at Newlands Nursery, in Pagham Road, for ten months of the year.   They would

A project at the University of Chichester is transforming the lives of homeless people by empowering them with the confidence and skills to apply for degree courses.   The pioneering initiative, which is the first of its kind in the