Letters

FORMER Bognor Regis town mayor Cllr Phil Woodall has ensured people with epilepsy can be supported.   Cllr Woodall has presented a £665 cheque to Epilepsy Action as one of the charities he chose to receive funds from his year

MORE people across Kent, Surrey and Sussex are being given access to new and better treatments through taking part in clinical research.   The latest figures from the National Institute for Health Research 36,143 patients and healthy volunteers took part

THOUSANDS of pounds to benefit Felpham are expected to have been made by its annual fun in the sun.   A large crowd made the latest summer fair to be held by the Felpham Village Conservation Society another success.  

RESIDENTS living in flats and shared houses around Bognor Regis are being encouraged to recycle more.   Monday saw the start of an initiative which makes it easier to avoid throwing away waste which can be given a new use.

DELIGHTED Middleton runner Peter Chittenden is celebrating the success of his 80th birthday run for a hospice, pictured.   Peter held the athletic occasion in aid of Chestnut House Tree Hospice as a fitting way to mark his milestone while

Sir,   In the near future, Arun District Council will vote on two planning applications hoping to build upwards of 500 houses on fields to the west of Pagham Road, Pagham.   These fields are prime agricultural land and serve

Sir,   On behalf of myself, local war hero John Seal, and his extended family, I would like to extend sincere thanks to the local community, the local newspapers, our extraordinary caregivers, and everyone across the nation for the tremendous

ORGANISERS of Bognor Regis illuminations gala have begun the countdown to the annual event.   The night-time spectacle, pictured above, is due to light up the resort on August bank holiday Sunday and is often seen as the traditional end

THE DAY has finally arrived and Amiri Construction have handed over the beautiful new building to the Aldingbourne Trust.   The exterior of the building really does look fantastic! The use of the two tone cedar shingles, gabion walling and

CUPCAKES equalled cash for charity-minded students at Felpham Community College, pictured above.   The sixth form charity committee organised the baking session in aid of a national day for the Alzheimer’s Society.   Year 7 and 12 students sold cupcakes