Category Archives: Local Developments

Housing is set to replace horses on a Yapton field.   Pibworth Holdings has been given outline planning permission for the homes by Arun District Council.   The site of the proposed housing is a large grassed field used for

Dualling the A259 between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton has to be a priority, a meeting was told this week.   Cllr Martin Lury said the extensive improvement to the coastal road which linked the two towns was the only answer

By Kevin Smith kevin.smith@sussexpost.co.uk   Sites crucial to the regeneration of Bognor Regis will remain with a council.   Arun District Council leader Cllr Dr James Walsh said its stance to keep hold of the Hothamton and Regis Centre locations

Nearly 50 homes will be built on pasture land in Shripney under new formally revealed plans.   Hanbury Properties wants to construct the detached, semi-detached and short terraces of up to four dwellings on the site east of the A29

Councillors showed their true colours when they backed a new Arundel bypass.   The Arun District Council members decisively backed the magenta route for the A27 route.   They united across party political lines with 31-5 vote in favour, plus

Delays to plans to build 280 homes in Pagham have ended after the developer agreed to protect a World War Two infantry post on the site.   Last November, Arun District Council resolved to approve the application for land north

Extra homes in Shripney have been rejected by councillors.   The second application to build housing at The Cottage in Shripney Road increased the number of dwellings from the previously approved 20 to 31.   But Arun District Council’s development

A government  minister is set to be asked to scrap plans for thousands of homes around Pagham.   A letter will soon be sent to the appropriate minister by Arun District Council’s chief executive, Nigel Lynn, after its councillors said

Fontwell roundabout seemed to be a major concern among Walberton residents as they looked over Arundel bypass proposals.   People from around the Post area attended a consultation hosted by Highways England to examine the various colour-coded plans outlining the

AN ATTEMPT to overturn the approval of hundreds of homes in Pagham failed to succeed.   The unprecedented move to take a second look at the outline planning approval granted by Arun District Council for the housing was ruled out