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A COUNCIL leader said social care in West Sussex was ‘teetering on the edge of a cliff’ after a report showed more than one-in-five of the county’s care homes was performing poorly.   Information from the charity Independent Age showed

ARUN AND Chichester Citizens Advice has been chosen for a fundraising scheme.   The independent charity has been chosen by Tesco to be part of its Bags of Help Grant Scheme.   Bags of Help is Tesco’s local community grant

MUSICIANS should be given priority on the seafront bandstand in Bognor Regis, one of the town’s councillors has said.   Cllr Jim Brooks said he wanted the £50,000 lottery funding Arun District Council had received to improve the structure to

DRINKERS will be raising a glass to the first large-scale beer festival in Bognor Regis.   Three residents – Jamie Boyle, Jason Doyle and Darren Judd – have organised the celebration of cask real ales and ciders for later this

AN ALTERNATIVE location should be found for a proposed secondary school in Ford, a councillor has warned.   Cllr Dr James Walsh (LD, Beach) said he was concerned only one site had been put forward by Arun District Council for

A MOTORIST with potential links to Bognor Regis is being sought by police.   The distinctive Porsche, pictured below, has been recently seen around the town and Chichester.   The Porsche Boxster S was involved in a collision with a

SUPPORTERS of Europe have pledged to represent Bognor Regis at a major march tomorrow.   Some 50 backers of the EU are expected to travel from the town to the People’s Vote March at midday in London.   They are

CONSULTATION will take place this summer about latest plans for the A27 Arundel bypass.   Highways England has announced the timing in its update about the £100m-250m new road.   A spokesman said: “Following our preferred route announcement in May,

A TEAM of Bognor Regis students got up close to A-list celebrities as a reward for making a difference.   The Regis School’s 15 rights respecting ambassadors were among those from a handful of schools around the country invited to

OLD pairs of slippers were handed in at a first Bognor Regis event to help residents to stay steady.   More than 70 people traded in their worn-out footwear for comfy new ones at an event at the town’s library.