Monthly Archives: March 2020

By Kevin Smith kevin.smith@sussexpost.co.uk   Temporary toilets will be returning to Bognor Regis seafront again this summer.   The portable loos are to installed on the promenade for the third year in a row.   Arun District Council is making

By Kevin Smith kevin.smith@sussexpost.co.uk   Business owners in Bognor Regis have been urged to go online to survive the coronavirus pandemic.   Jason Passingham, the chairman of the town’s business improvement district (BID), said it was essential those who served

Churchgoers in Bognor Regis have achieved ‘summit’ special.   They swam the same distance as climbing Mount Everest some 13 times to raise money for Shore Community Church’s new wellbeing cafe.   The 52 swimmers completed 4,410 lengths of the

One lucky resident in the Arun district could have their council tax paid for a year.   Arun District Council is offering the prize to encourage take-up of its new paperless billing system.   The service means homeowners will be

VE Day will be among the subjects covered in the next meeting of a club in Bognor Regis.   April’s session of the 2 O’clock Club at the town’s Regis Centre will feature a humorous talk by Tony and Lizzie

Firefighters are urging residents about the dangers of smoking in bed or on comfortable furniture after a rise in the number of smoking-related fires.   Latest figures from the service show that in the last five years smoking related fires

Action to wipe out the graffiti across Bognor Regis could be taken soon.   Town councillors are to debate joining a deal with the business improvement district (BID) board to ensure the spray paint eyesores are painted over.   Policy

Author and University of Chichester lecturer Suzanne Joinson has been awarded a prestigious fellowship by National Life Stories at the British Library to unearth the little-known history of three Sussex artists.   Ms Joinson will research the legacies of Juliet

Churchgoers were encouraged to reflect as they learn more about the Christian women of Zimbabwe.   As part of this year’s World Day of Prayer service, residents of Bognor Regis were invited to celebrate and reflect on people from across