Monthly Archives: September 2019

Three men have gone on trial accused of raping a teenage woman in Bognor Regis.   Romanian farm workers Madalin-Daniel Nitu, 23, Genghiz Iasear, 27, and Ionel-Mizel Ciocan, 25, all based at Groves Farm in Colworth, Chichester, are accused of

A mother held a touching exhibition last month to depict the struggles of having a son who suffers with addiction.   Antonia Rolls displayed her artwork along with pieces from two of her friends, at Waltham House Gallery in Town

Happy Birthday resounded around a Pagham social group for people with dementia.   The 30 or so patients and their carers joined in celebrations for the first birthday of the Teapot Café.   They enjoyed a slice of sponge birthday

Music, food and entertainment took over Hotham Park for Bognorphenia Big Weekend.   Saturday kicked off with Generation Young People’s Day and the youths of West Sussex celebrated by showing off their talents. The excitement continued into Sunday with the

An extra vehicle every two minutes could be joining the A29 from planned new homes in Shripney.   The additional traffic will be generated at peak times by the proposed scheme on land east of the busy road.   Hanbury

A summer of construction has been celebrated at the unveiling of a restored Saxon hut.   The hut, at the Edward Bryant School in London Road, has been the focus of a school project for Year 5 pupils over the

A puzzle designer from Bognor Regis was left feeling proud after discovering that the England rugby team were fans of his work.   Mike Jupp’s I Love Great Britain puzzle was used by the rugby team as they toured around

Large housing schemes in Pagham could be the subject of a clash between councillors and the government.   Arun district councillors will be asked next week to back a motion which calls for a halt to the developments.   They