Letters

MEMBERS of the public can comment about how much developers should have to pay towards vital services around Bognor Regis.   Arun District Council is staging the consultation into its draft charging schedule for the community infrastructure levy. It ends

BLUE plaques around Bognor Regis were among the subjects of an interesting talk to members of the town’s University of the Third Age group.   One of the U3A members, and local historian, Sylvia Endacott, went into detail about her

CHAINSAW artist Simon Groves has used his skills to bring art to a new estate in Felpham.   Simon has created eight sculptures at locations around Blakes Mead to create a Felpham Art Trail.   His creations include an animal

A SCAM BUSTING initiative has stopped more than £2.5m from being defrauded from Sussex residents in just 18 months.   Last month alone has prevented another £188,062 being stolen in the highest monthly total so far.   The telephone banking

IT WAS 90 years ago King George V and Queen Mary came to Bognor for their historic visit.   The Bognor Regis Post will be publishing weekly excerpts from archive editions of The Times to show how it informed its

COMMUNITY projects in Bognor Regis are being offered the chance to bag their share of a fund of almost £300,000.   Retailing giant Tesco wants to hand out the cash to community organisations and charities who are working to improve

CAREERS from hairdressing to the high seas were considered by Felpham Community College students.   A range of potential employers was present to provide details of work available to the pupils for their future careers.   The varied and informative

MEMBERS of a social group in Aldwick have presented their latest donation to hospital volunteers.   The cheque presentation by the West Meads Coffee Time group was made to Brian Knight, chairman of the Friends charity at Bognor Regis War

BREXIT will be in the prayers of visitors to the mother church of Bognor Regis tomorrow.   St Mary Magdalene Church is to mark a national prayer initiative to help to be a focus for reconciliation and unity around the

CUSTOMERS have voted Arun District Council’s local land charges team the best in the country for the third year in a row.   The hat-trick of successes by the officers was achieved in the customer satisfaction award for local authority