Monthly Archives: March 2020

Twitchers will be able to watch on as Chichester’s beloved peregrine pair return to the cathedral.   The Peregrine Project will offer visitors the chance to watch the peregrines through a telescope, view footage and learn more about the birds

Self-harming figures for West Sussex have been higher than the national average for the past five years.   Women aged 15-29 are the most likely to be hospitalised.   The figures were discussed at a meeting of West Sussex County

By Kelly Wickham kelly.wickham@sussexpost.co.uk   Some 3,000 people have signed a petition against West Sussex County Council’s plans to license tables and chairs on highways land.   The petition was presented to the council’s Conservative cabinet member for highways, Cllr

Lotte Pegler lotte.pegler@sussexpost.co.uk   A Felpham man is marching all over cancer to help his recovery from the condition.   Steve Smith, 55, knew he had a battle on his hands when he was diagnosed with bowel cancer.   But

Every meeting been cancelled by Arun District Council for at least two months.   The unprecedented decision was taken by its leader, Cllr Dr James Walsh. It means seven scheduled meetings will no longer take place.   The next meeting

Trees were planted in a Bognor Regis beauty spot to reflect its legacy.   Up to 32 specimens were dug in across Hotham Park in a mass planting event on Tuesday.   Some 30 people went along to the Arun

Supporters of re-opening an Aldwick pub were out on the streets again to gather support for their scheme.   The Aldwick Community Society and Friends of The Ship Inn members spent Saturday morning at three sites in the area publishing