Monthly Archives: December 2019

First timer Andrew Griffith has been elected to represent Arundel and South Downs residents in Parliament.   The Conservative politician, pictured, received 57.9 per cent of the votes on Friday morning, with Liberal Democrat candidate, Alison Bennett, getting 13,045.  

Nick Gibb was in seventh heaven after his re-election as MP for Bognor Regis and Littlehampton.   The Conservative politician again took his seat in the Commons this week following his latest polling success.   He gained more than three

Christmas cards were stolen from a vehicle along with invoices and a key to another car.   The break-in took place in Rosegreen, at 7.20am on December 5.

Dozens of people have taken the chance to have their say about putting art at the heart of Bognor Regis.   They filled in a survey with their view on installing a William Blake-inspired sculpture on the town’s seafront.  

Funds to tackle poor housing landords are being sought from the government by Arun District Council.   The council is to join a bid for a grant from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to be spent on

As Boxing Day draws near, the Pagham Pram Race team are readying for another big event.   This year’s race with be the 74th, and is set to be bigger and better than ever.   The three-mile course encourages participants

Parish councillors in Bersted have agreed to increase their share of the council tax by 3.6 per cent in the coming year. The rise equals a £1.20 annual increase in a band D property’s tax from next April.   Debbie

By Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   Shoppers were kept entertained as they explored the town thanks to festive actors wandering the streets.   Organised by the Bognor Regis Business Improvement District, the streets of Bognor Regis were fittingly festive on Saturday