Monthly Archives: May 2020

The inquests into the deaths of the 11 men at the Shoreham Aircrash will now be postponed until 2021 to allow families to attend in person.   The Full Inquest was due to go ahead this autumn, but due to

Following the latest Government guidance for passengers on how to travel safely, Govia Thameslink Railway will be running a different Southern, Thameslink and Great Northern timetable from Sunday, May 17.     The introduction of a new timetable means that

Organisers of a popular festival in the town have confirmed it will not go ahead this year.   Just a few short weeks ago there was cautious optimism that this year`s festival could go ahead, recent developments and growing uncertainty

An Arun District Council colleague has passed away from Covid-19.   In a statement, the council said: “It is with great sadness and broken hearts we share the news that yesterday, Arun District Council lost a wonderful friend and colleague

A month in lockdown, but not for the Rotary Clubs of Bognor Regis and Bognor Hotham.   Those in Rotary are there to help the people of Bognor Regis, so that is what they have been doing.   The clubs

VAT on tourism businesses should be cut to five per cent to help boost the economy after Covid-19, says the Country Land and Business Association (CLA).   The call comes as the business group, which represents 30,000 rural businesses, farmers

Two roe deer found tangled together by their antlers in a field in Chichester had to be freed by the RSPCA and fire service this week.   Residents out walking in fields close to Shipton Green Lane last Tuesday (May

A West Sussex woman, already serving a three-year prison sentence for stealing from a business where she worked, has also been ordered to repay £67,000 in compensation following a police investigation.   At Hove Crown Court in August 2019 Lynn

Police are issuing a warning after several people in Sussex have become victims of pet buying scams.   The suspect typically advertises puppies or kittens online and uses the Covid-19 outbreak as the reason the victim can’t come and see

With 58,200 people tuning in every single week, translating into a reach of 55 per cent across the station’s broadcast area over 13 weeks,  year on year Spirit FM radio station has almost 15,000 more people listening every week, equating