Monthly Archives: March 2020

Traffic should be banned from Bognor Regis High Street, a councillor has stated.   Cllr Steve Goodheart said he would like to see all vehicles stopped from travelling along the middle section of the road to allow it to be

Premises in Bognor Regis will be among those in UK to benefit from the latest expansion of full fibre broadband.   The town is among the 36 new locations revealed by CityFibre to be included in its £4billion investment programme.

A year of taking action to help to tackle climate change has saved Felpham residents thousands of pounds.   Parish council members are saving electricity and power with two projects to cut its consumption. They initially installed solar panels on

Keen gardeners in Felpham were forced to cancel their first show because of coronavirus.   Committee members of Felpham and Middleton Horticultural Society reluctantly made the decision to stop its spring show going ahead.   Visitors to its intended venue

Pensioners across Bognor Regis who are cautious about leaving their homes for food have been urged to make use of a special delivery of award-winning pies.   Turner’s Pies, which scooped the top award at the British Pie Awards last

Headteacher Mark Anstiss has said Felpham Community College will do all it can to ensure its students’ education overcomes the current disruption.   Speaking yesterday afternoon, Mr Anstiss said his staff were getting ready to do their best for their

A senior councillor has thanked volunteers who took part in the Hotham Park event in Bognor Regis.   Cllr Dan Purchese, Arun District Council’s cabinet member for neighbourhood services, said: “A huge thank you to everyone who turned up to

An investment by Aldwick councillors in reviving a pub has moved a step closer.   The £10,000 backing for The Ship Inn was approved by Aldwick Parish Council’s finance committee.   The decision has to be confirmed by the full

Listed building consent has been approved to knock down a section of boundary wall at a Pagham hotel.   Arun District Council has agreed the work on 2.25m of the Grade II-listed Inglenook Hotel’s wall can be demolished. The decision

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has appointed an assistant chief fire officer. He is Jon Lacey, who has been the fire service’s acting chief fire officer for the past three months.   Jon brings with him over 26 years’