Letters

SILLY socks saw a company’s employees put their best foot forward to raise money for the Aldingbourne Trust.   The team at Covers Timber and Builders Merchants in Chichester, pictured above, donned an array of silly socks to raise funds

ANOTHER success has shown the pie’s the limit for an award-winning Bognor Regis company.   Baker Phil Turner and his team at Turner’s Pies scooped another prestigious gong at the British Pie Awards.   Judges decided that the steak and

MEMBERS of Aldwick Cricket Club are back for a new innings.   The cricketers are getting ready to play their first game at their ground after their pavilion was destroyed by fire in January, 2017.   They will make their

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

OUTSTANDING performer Monty Hawkins has been picked to take part in the finale to this year’s Chichester Festival.   Monty’s invitation to appear in the festival concert came after he achieved first place in the festival’s musical theatre category.  

A NEW volunteering website has been launched for the Arun and Chichester districts.   The internet information for Volunteer Now!, the volunteering service from Voluntary Action Arun and Chichester (VAAC), can be found at: vaac.org.uk/volunteering   The new search platform

KEEN golfer Jake Stoneham is set to swap Felpham for Kansas to pursue the sport.   Jake, a Year 13 student at Felpham Community College, has achieved a scholarship at an American college to study business alongside developing his golf

CHANGES to the smoking shelter at a Butlin’s site in Bognor Regis were nodded through by councillors.   The holiday company received planning permission to move the shelter and alter its size and design in an unanimous vote without any

MOUSTACHES made money when Bognor Regis Golf Club members decided to help a hospital.   The golfers decided to grow the facial hair to back an appeal to improve urology treatment in West Sussex.   Their efforts raised nearly £2,000

A BOGNOR REGIS-based radio station could soon be heard over the airwaves.   Radio Respect is applying for a community FM broadcast licence to be able to reach additional people to the listeners who log on to its website.