Monthly Archives: November 2019

A Bognor Regis resident is hoping to battle loneliness one bench at a time.   The town’s first Happy to Chat bench was launched at TAO on High Street, with Dan Slade, the bar’s owner, being in full support of

No prosecutions for dog fouling had taken place before controversial fencing was installed on Felpham seafront to stop the mess occurring.   Arun District Council says it put in the fencing, which has caused anger among residents and councillors, because

Felpham Community College is inviting residents to do a bit of Christmas shopping at their fair next week.   From 5pm-7pm on Thursday, visitors will be able to explore the toy shops, stationery stalls and sweet stands, as well as

Artists from Bognor and Felpham are set to take part in the Coastal Art Trail for another year.   Over the weekend of December 6,7 and 8 visitors will be able to see the studios of each of the five

Free parking on Saturdays is being rolled out for Christmas shoppers this festive season.   The free parking offer aims to encourage more people to shop in the town centre and support local shops and businesses in the run-up to

Family and friends have paid tribute to a woman who died in Bognor Regis.   Having come down to the town from London for a girls trip last week, Christina Barton passed away in her sleep on Saturday night.  

By Kevin Smith kevin.smith@sussexpost.co.uk   Sculptor Samuel Lloyd has created a feast for the eyes in Bognor Regis town centre.   Samuel’s 3.5m-tall sculpture is based around the design of a candy cane and features symbols of Christmas. They include

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   A councillor has raised her concerns for Middleton residents as plans for a new care home are put forward.   Mrs Shirley Haywood, Arun district councillor and ward member for Middleton-on-Sea, said: “I am concerned