Monthly Archives: March 2020

Firefighters have issued a warning after a discarded cigarette sparked a fire in the Rose Green area.   West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service has issued a reminder to residents to take extra care when they are throwing away cigarettes.

St Wilfrid’s Hospice is currently continuing care to over 300 patients both at the Hospice and in their own homes during the coronavirus pandemic, ensuring they continue to play a vital part in our healthcare system.   Alison Moorey, chief

Personal meetings have been suspended by a Bognor Regis-based advice centre.   The Citizens Advice offices at Bognor Regis Town Hall is shut to clients as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.   Luca Badioli, chief executive of Arun and

Retired GP and Arun District Council leader Dr James Walsh has called on residents to stay calm in the face of the government’s restrictions to tackle coronavirus.   Cllr Dr Walsh, pictured right, said: “There is no need to panic,

Business owners in Bognor Regis town centre are feeling increasingly anxious in the coronavirus lockdown.   Heather Allen, the co-ordinator of the town’s business improvement district (BID), said more information about the help promised by the government was needed to

Voluntary Action Arun & Chichester (VAAC) are on hand to help the local community support its’ residents during the ongoing Coronavirus crisis. If you are a local charity or voluntary group that is looking for more volunteers to deliver your

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service is urging business owners to undertake some simple checks on their buildings to ensure they remain safe during the coronavirus outbreak.   More business premises will be left unoccupied following the Prime Minister’s announcement

By Kelly Wickham kelly.wickham@sussexpost.co.uk   A cancer charity is holding an indoor, isolating event to help raise much-needed funds.   During this challenging time for the nation, CancerWise, a charity offering support and information to cancer patients, their families and

All household waste recycling sites across West Sussex are now closed until further notice due to the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation.   The sites are run by Viridor, which has made the decision with West Sussex County Council to close