Monthly Archives: December 2019

A Christmas flood warning has prompted Pagham residents to repeat their protests about future housing sites in the area.   Members of Pagham and Aldwick Greenfields Action Movement (Pagam), have campaigned for more than four years to fight the size

A festive carol concert was the fitting end of term celebration for students.   Students from across year groups from Felpham Community College were accompanied by staff and members of the community as they performed at the annual concert at

By Kevin Smith kevin.smith@sussexpost.co.uk   Roadsafety fears about plans to house nursery workers in Pagham have prompted protests by neighbouring parish councils.   Applicant CRE8 has asked Arun District Council to grant a lawful development certificate to allow Newlands Nursery

Universal credit is being claimed by less residents in the Chichester district than other coastal districts.   The latest figures from the Department of Work and Pensions showed just over 3,000 claimants in the Chichester area receive the benefit.  

The Rocks are helping with invaluable work as they team up with a local charity.   Simon Cook, the team’s general manager, said the club was delighted to officially team up with Chestnut Tree House as a charity partner for

Artists in Bognor Regis have thanked visitors who came to their studios during an annual art trail.   The Coastal Art Trail took place earlier this month and was a huge success, with numerous visitors coming out despite the poor

Bognor boss Jack Pearce says form will go out of the window when they clash with Worthing on New Year’s Day.   Rocks were due to be in action yesterday for the Boxing Day clash at Lewes – weather permitting

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   Sea Scouts have broken fundraising records as this years’ bonfire event raised more than double last years.   The group of scouts from Aldwick and Pagham set a new benchmark for their bonfire night fundraiser