Letters

HUNDREDS of metres of hedging were planted by volunteers to improve an area of Slindon.   Some 85 helpers, above, turned up over two days last week to help National Trust workers to dig in the hedging.   The result

A FAVOURITE weekend for all the family is to return in Bognor Regis this year.   Hotham Park Country Fair, pictured, will be back on August 3 and 4 for the 18th year.   Organisers at the Hotham Park Heritage

Sir,   One is not quite sure what the good councillor of Aldwick (Cllr Phil Hitchins) was on about in his recent letter but maybe he can explain to readers:   *Arun has no external money for its ‘regeneration’ plans

Sir, A serious case of clairvoyance illness has broken out in Bognor Regis. It is official and a blank sheet of paper with the heading ‘Proposed Pavilion Park’ has caused this.   No details, just a blank sheet of paper,

SUCCESSFUL coffee roasters near Yapton have been backed by their MP.   Edgcumbes has doubled in turnover in the past three years to nearly £1m annually as its range of coffees freshly roasted in Ford Lane has proved increasingly popular.

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

Sir,   I would like to thank a guard on a particular journey and also, as a regular passenger, to make a strong case for keeping guards on trains at all times.   I was travelling on a train from

Sir,   Thank you for always giving a fair report concerning our town.   Last week’s report on the theatre was as you heard it. However, I do wish to make it perfectly clear to all members of the public

FIRE OFFICERS are offering practical fire safety training to businesses around Bognor Regis.   The courses are open to all sizes of companies. They explain how employees should react in the event of a fire at work. This includes practical

STYLISTS at an Aldwick hair salon will donate all its proceeds on one day this month to help charity.   All the takings at Richard Pearce Hairdressing on February 21 will go to Dementia Revolution.   This is ahead of