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EAGER Felpham students impressed teachers from South Korea in a first overseas link for years.   The willingness of the pupils at Felpham Community College to volunteer their answers to questions surprised the four South East Asian visitors.   Mr

A TRANSPORT lifeline run by a newly enlarged Bognor Regis charity for thousands of people could soon be homeless.   Sammy Community Transport faces parking its vehicles on the streets if its increasingly frantic search for a new base is

CAR FANS enjoyed the latest special day of classic and vintage vehicles in Bognor Regis.   The Drive Through Time motor gala at West Park attracted hundreds of enthusiasts from the surrounding areas. The sixth of the events by Bognor

FLUTE duets and clarinet quartets were among the skilled performances at Felpham Community College’s latest summer concert.   The showcase revealed the wide range of students’ musical talents before a packed audience of staff, parents and fellow students.   Individual

STUDENTS were asked to look into the future to make best use of their skills.   The Year 7 Felpham Community College pupils took part in a progression and careers workshop run by the University of Chichester.   They were

Budding West End performers will have the chance to tread the boards as part of this year’s Rox Music and Arts festivities in Bognor Regis.   Alongside preparations for the usual Rox entertainments that are due to run throughout the

NEW MEMBERS are being sought to join the volunteers who check conditions at Ford Open Prison.   Independent Monitoring Boards are an important part of prison life in England and Wales and contribute to the safe and decent operation of

THOUGHTLESS park users could cause plans for new sculptures in a Bognor Regis park to be scrapped.   The threat to the proposals follows damage caused to part of the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party sculpture in the past few days.

UNIQUE wheelchair user Graeme Martin used a Bognor Regis council drop-in session to complain about uneven paving.   Disabled Mr Martin believes he is the only user of a chin-controlled wheelchair around the town. But he said plenty of hazards

WOMEN fighting for their state pensions signed up two Bognor Regis councillors to their campaign.   The WASPI members stopped at the town council’s latest drop-in session when they realised it coincided with their latest publicity walk along the seafront.