Monthly Archives: August 2020

Looking for something new and rewarding? Positions are available throughout the county helping children travel safely to school.   West Sussex County Council is looking for drivers and passenger assistants to help deliver our vital school transport service for children

A free, bicycle “health” check is being offered to mark the completion of the Chichester temporary cycleway on Tuesday (August 25).   The “Dr Bike” gazebo will be set up in the Northgate car park, near the new cycleway, from

Ormiston Six Villages Academy students and staff celebrated as the class of 2020 collected their long-awaited GCSE results. These results are a reflection of the hard work and dedication of students to their studies over the past several years and

Police have re-arrested and charged two men on 20 August in connection with the death of a man in Bognor Regis.       Daniel Weyman, 32, of Belmont Street, Bognor Regis, sustained serious injuries in Belmont Street just before

Cabinet minister Oliver Dowden visited West Sussex visitor attractions on Tuesday to hear the challenges faced by the tourism industry and to highlight the Enjoy Summer Safely Campaign.   The Secretary of State for Department of Digital, Culture, Media and

Chef Sam Walker says he is hoping to cook up a feast of fundraising to help a children’s charity providing hospice care for youngsters with life-shortening conditions.   Sam and his colleagues at The Royal Oak in Lagness near Chichester

The Chichester College Group (CCG) has welcomed the Government’s decision to uphold Centre Assessed Grades (CAGs) for A-level results.   A-level students will now be given the grades which were estimated by their lecturers – although the small minority of

Work has completed on a new creative and collaborative workspace in Bognor Regis and the keys handed to the operators to launch and grow the new space.   The Track is located within the recently refurbished Grade II Listed Bognor

Libraries in West Sussex have welcomed residents back inside their buildings on Monday, August 17 for the first time since they were forced to close earlier this year.   All 36 libraries are now open for people to browse the

During the 50 years that Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital near Sidlesham, has been working, they have always relied on a dedicated team of volunteers to help care for all the sick and injured animals.   However, due to the restrictions