Monthly Archives: May 2020

A new creative digital Hub in Bognor Regis has appointed two community managers as work on-site resumes ahead of its launch later this year.   The Track will be located within the recently-refurbished Grade II Listed Bognor Regis Railway Station

  Sussex Police is reminding the public that hate crime will not be tolerated in the county.   Superintendent Rachel Swinney, the Force Hate Crime lead, said: “The impact of coronavirus is widespread and is affecting most of us in

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific, which was due to be the musical centrepiece of Chichester’s Festival 2020 until its cancellation due to Covid-19, has been rescheduled to Festival 2021. It will run from July 5 – August 28, with a

Govia Thameslink Railway’s entire fleet of Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and Gatwick Express trains, plus stations and staff areas have been treated with a powerful new viruscide which sticks to surfaces, killing the Coronavirus for up to 30 days.  

Police are reminding all motorists to drive safely and responsibly, after a video emerged which appears to show a car travelling at 201mph in Sussex.   The shocking footage, which was posted on social media, was captured on the M23

Police investigating an armed robbery at a store in Westbourne have released CCTV images of the suspect.   Officers were called to the Co-op store at The Square around 6.25pm on Sunday (May 24) to reports of a man entering

Residents are being given the chance to put questions to the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner, Katy Bourne, at the next meeting of Sussex Police and Crime Panel.   Questions can be about any policy issue relating to policing in

A man was arrested after police were called to reports of someone approaching children in a park in Bognor Regis.   The alarm was raised at 11.27am on Friday (May 22) when a man was seen talking to children in

An ’embarrassing’ debate about its new cabinet painted a less than stellar picture of the way business is conducted at Arun District Council.   When leader Cllr Dr James Walsh announced there would be eight seats on the cabinet rather

Tributes were paid, memories shared and tales told when Arun District Council said farewell to four of its own during an online meeting.   Cllr Chris Blanchard-Cooper, honorary alderman Tony Squires, former councillor Rosemary Orpin and long-serving staff member Dave