Monthly Archives: November 2019

Covers has donated more than £100,000 to local hospices over the past five years as part of its Help for Hospices initiative.   This year, Covers contributed £27,000 to 12 local hospices. The sum was presented to EastEnders star and

Christmas lights are about to start sparkling again in a Felpham woman’s front garden.   Pam Evans will be bringing her festive display to life at 4pm on November 29 in aid of St Wilfrid’s Hospice.   The lights will

One of the simplest, greenest and most charitable ways to dispose of your Christmas trees this year is to get involved in St Wilfrid’s Christmas tree recycling scheme.   St Wilfrid’s team of volunteers will collect your tree from your

A talented Bognor Regis musician has won a countywide prize.   Cellist James Dew was chosen as the winner of this year’s West Sussex Music Award competition.   The 17-year-old impressed the adjudicators, Peter Hewitt and Jonathan Willcocks, the former

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   A church congregation in Middleton-on-Sea is ensuring it does its bit for the eco movement.   St Nicholas Church, in Elmer Way, is hoping to become an eco-church, led by the parochial church council (PCC).

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   Businesses from around Arun were rewarded at a special ceremony last week.   Among the winners were the Aldingbourne Country Centre and Pinks Parlour.   Owners of Mustards, in York Road, walked away with the

A Bognor Regis man is shaving his head and braving 24 hours in the town’s streets to raise awareness for the homeless.   Joee Nash, 30, will be taking on the challenge on December 14 to raise money for supplies