Letters

SHOPPERS at a major retailer have been asked to back a Bognor Regis-based charity this year.   4Sight Vision Support has been chosen to benefit from the latest Co-op Local Community Fund.   Customers of Co-op shops in the area

NEARLY 30 arrests were made by Sussex Police in a week of action against drug dealing in towns like Bognor Regis.   The pressure on county line drug dealers saw 28 arrests carried out, 711 drug seizures made and £10,475

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

Sir,   I’m writing in response to your story about the petition which has been created against the refugee resettlement in Arun.   I was shocked, saddened and frankly embarrassed that we we live in an area where compassion isn’t

Sir   I read with deep regret your report (January 18) on a petition against offering homes to a small number of Syrian refugees in Bognor Regis.   Compassion is indivisible. Setting the needs of one group of suffering fellow

Doctors at The Croft surgery in Eastergate have revealed plans to create a fitness trail and sensory garden next to the premises.   They also want to use an existing open space to form an open meadow to provide social

AUTHORS around Bognor Regis are looking for other residents who are made of the ‘write stuff’.   The Bognor Regis Write Club is staging its first short story competition.   The winner will receive £100, with £50 for the runner-up

A FAMILY-RUN Bognor Regis business is calling for knitters to get busy to take on dementia. Pinks Vintage Ice Cream’s has challenged crafters of all ages in the area to contribute knitted or crocheted bunting, chain links or rope.  

TIME is running out to nominate a young person in the Bognor Regis area for an award.   The annual presentation evening for the Arun Youth Community Awards will take place on March 13.   The scheme is run by

THOUSANDS of homes planned for Bersted will provide no benefit for existing residents, a parish councillor has warned.   Cllr Gill Yeates said Arun District Council was set to impose a zero rate of the community infrastructure levy on new