Category Archives: Local Developments

From today (Monday, July 6), a wider range of items will be accepted at Household Waste Recycling Sites in West Sussex.     Soil and hardcore will be accepted at all sites with the exception of Bognor Regis, Midhurst and

People are being invited to take part in a survey that will help shape improvements planned for a popular walking and cycling path.       The Centurion Way is a 11km path between Chichester, Lavant and West Dean and

Plans for how West Sussex will cope with any local outbreak of COVID-19 have been published by West Sussex County Council.   Every county and unitary council has been asked to publish its plans to deal with local pockets of

Contracts worth more than £10million have been awarded to companies which will be at the forefront of highway improvements in West Sussex this financial year.   The successful bidders for planned road, footway and infrastructure works are:   Road resurfacing

Grundon Waste Management and Viridor have submitted a planning application to West Sussex County Council for a state-of-the-art Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) and Waste Sorting and Transfer Facility (WSTF) at Ford Circular Technology Park (CTP).   The proposed facilities will

Plans to build up to 46 homes in Bersted have been refused by Arun District Council.   The application, for land off Shripney Road, was looked at by the development control committee earlier this month with most members wanting to

This summer will see the Grade II listed Bognor Regis Bandstand being restored back to its former glory.   Last year, Arun District Council was successful in securing funding from The Coastal Revival Fund grant to help renovate the much-loved

There is a 90 per cent probability of heat-health criteria being met between 9am today and 9pm on Friday in parts of England including West Sussex.       Hot weather can affect your health. The people most likely to

A popular tapas restaurant in Bognor Regis has announced it’s closure after 20 years.       The SEN restaurant in Sudley Road has closed for business after the Covid-19 outbreak.       A statement on their Facebook page

People thinking of using the train to go shopping and for leisure trips as lockdown eases today (June 15), are being reminded to avoid the morning and evening peaks on Southern to help keep the railway clear for key workers