Category Archives: Family Fun

A RECORD-BREAKING Pagham Pram Race is set bring Boxing Day alive once more.   Organisers hope the annual tradition will attract a bigger than ever number of spectators and enable a best ever sum to be donated to good causes

WORSHIPPERS at two Bognor Regis churches put the Christ into Christmas.   Some 70 congregation members of Our Lady of Sorrows Church and the town’s Methodist Church united for a walk of witness in the town centre.   They sang

WELL over 100 children created their own decorations in Bognor Regis.   The packed turnout ensured the willow lantern workshop held by the town council as part of its Christmas celebrations was packed.   The event’s success saw one of

HUNDREDS of people shrugged off the rain to watch the Christmas lights sparkle above Bognor Regis again.   Some 250 spectators gathered at the junction of the High Street and London Road precinct for the annual switch-on.   The occasion

THOUSANDS of visitors had their spines tingled at a halloween spooktacular in Aldingbourne.   The Aldingbourne Trust transformed its usually tranquil woods into a walk on the dark side for its annual October ogre-fest.   The three days of events

ICE SKATERS are in for a treat in Bognor Regis this Christmas.   They will be getting their skates on for the bigger and better return of the town’s temporary ice rink.   Plans are well underway for the seasonal

GOOD weather and good music combined to create a memorable afternoon in Felpham.   The constant sunshine and supply of top quality musicians saw some 500 people go along to the latest Picnic in the Park.   The occasion, on

FUN-PACKED days on Bognor Regis seafront could be restored to their full timetable next year.   Requests from parents who took their children to this year’s reduced schedule of Funshine Days could lead town councillors to go back to the

KITE festival organisers were flying high after the success of their first event in Felpham.   The bank holiday weekend occasion attracted thousands of visitors and saw dozens of kites soaring into the sky.   Even the dire heavy rain

HUNDREDS of spectators turned out to watch the traditional bank holiday fireworks in Bognor Regis – a day later than planned.   The 10-15 minute display from the pier lit up Monday night to the delight of some 1,000 people