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D-Day veteran Philip Hawes was a guest at a memorial event to highlight Pagham’s part in the historic invasion.   Mr Hawes, 93, was a Midshipman in the Royal Navy and helped to transport armed forces personnel to the parts

Creativity was on show in Felpham to the delight of visitors.   Artistry indoors and outdoors turned the village into a hive of attractions last weekend.   The biannual open gardens and flower festival, with the added attraction of hundreds

Fearless Myrtle Green has conquered one of the highest points on the south coast.   Myrtle, 84, has abseiled down the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth. She tackled the 170m-high visitor attraction in aid of Angel Radio.   She expects to

A walk with a difference is taking place in Bognor Regis next week.   The seafront stroll is being staged by the Aldingbourne trust to show it’s backing this year’s learning disability pride week.   The week is an initiative

Trails which allow people to walk in the footsteps of Bognor Regis’ history are being launched this weekend.   The three heritage trails across the town, along with a Blue Plaque trail, will become public on Sunday.   Bognor Regis

Campaigner Mo Cooke is to ask for urgent action to increase the number of public toilets in Bognor Regis.   She will be asking councillors next week what they intend to do to improve the current situation. She will be

A giant game is set to transform the streets of Bognor Regis this summer.   Thousands of residents are set to compete to see if their school, group or workplace can walk, run, scoot or cycle the furthest.   Beat

A first real ale and music festival is being held in Felpham.   Peter Hall and his friends at the Old Barn are holding the event during the summer solstice weekend of June 21-23.   About a dozen delicious cask-conditioned