Letters

MEMBERS of a Bognor Regis charity’s branch, pictured, will be celebrating the 65th anniversary of its club next week.   The occasion at the Royal Air Forces Association (381) premises will occur next Wednesday.   Its press officer, Carol Penny,

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

JAZZ from Scotland is heading to Barnham next week.   Duo Ian Millar, saxophone, and pianist Dominic Spencer, pictured above, will be performing one of jazz in village concerts at Barnham Community Hall.   They will be playing their accessible

CREATING thriving urban centres was the subject of a debate held in Bognor Regis.   Coast to Capital local enterprise partnership staged its annual stakeholder update last week on the town’s campus of the University of Chichester.   The organisation

VIOLINIST Emmanuel Bach and pianist Jennifer Hughes will be giving the next recital at Bognor Regis Music Club.   The duo will be playing a programme which includes sonatas by JS Bach, Beethoven and Poulenc at the club’s premises at

BANKING staff in Bognor Regis are going on the run for one of the town’s charities.   Employees of the Santander branch have taken on a 24-hour run challenge in aid of 4 Sight Vision Support, pictured above.   They

ENTRIES are filling fast for the latest popular classic car tour to be held by Bognor Regis Motor Club.   The ninth Regis TAP (Tour And Picnic) will take place on September 1 – and places are already being snapped

COMMUNITY projects around Bognor Regis are being given the chance to bag their share of £100,000.   Leading retailer Tesco is celebrating its centenary by holding two special rounds of its Bags for Help scheme.   Bags of Help, run

GIRL GUIDES around Bognor Regis were among those who used a worldwide celebration to help young children in the area.   The Guides, who included those from Barnham, marked this year’s World Thinking Day to support Chestnut Tree House children’s

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