Monthly Archives: November 2019

Bersted Rainbows and a Bognor Regis group have come together once again to ensure the town has a vibrant spring.   The Bognor Regis in Bloom Working Group has been working with the 2nd Bersted Rainbows over the last few

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   Children will be able to see Father Christmas during his trip to Bognor Regis this Christmas.   On December 7, he will be with the Aldingbourne Trust team from 11am-2pm at their Creative Arts Studio,

Hartley Elder has stood down from contesting the general election in Bognor Regis and Littlehampton for the Brexit Party.   This move was made in line with the Brexit Party’s decision not to contest parliamentary seats where a Conservative candidate

Continued protests have been made by councillors about plans to exclude areas around Bognor Regis from anti-social behaviour controls.   The Arun District Council members said they wanted to see the latest public space protection order still covering sites like

A poster campaign has been launched this week urging people to donate to homeless charities rather than individuals.   The campaign, launched by Arun District Council’s multi-agency rough sleeping community and voluntary sector network, comes in response to concerns that

Free parking in Bognor Regis town centre until 2022 is moving closer.   Arun district councillors want to put the current annual deal for the two-hour charge-free stays into a three-year package.   But their attempt to make the decision