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WELL over 100 guests joined in a celebration at Felpham Community College to help to beat a deadly disease.   The Purple For Polio tea party brought together college students, pupils from nearby primary schools and guests from the community

CONCERNED pupils in Slindon have taken to their computers to defend the rights of refugees.   The Year 5 and 6 children said they wanted to ensure the victims of war were given sanctuary by this country.   Their desire

PLANS to replace a Bognor Regis house with nine flats have been rejected.   Arun District Council planning officer Simon Davis said the scheme in Victoria Drive would have a harmful overbearing impact on the occupiers of one of the

PARISIAN grandeur is being brought to life in Bognor Regis.   A team of event management students from the University of Chichester is staging the fun-filled day of entertainment in aid of the Rox music and arts charity.   The

CHARITIES and community groups across Bognor Regis are being invited to receive free surplus food from Tesco.   The supermarket’s community food connection scheme enables some 7,000 charities and community groups to pick up free food from its stores each

Libraries in the Post area are holding special ‘slipper swap’ events this month to help prevent falls.   Elderly residents across the county are being invited by West Sussex County Council to trade in their old slippers for a new

HIGHWAYS boss Roger Elkins has praised the thousand-plus residents who attended exhbitions about the new A29.   Cllr Elkins is West Sussex County Council’s cabinet member for highways and infrastructure and made an unannounced visit to the final exhibition.  

A NEW bridge over the railway line in Ford has been called for by a leading councillor.   Cllr Ricky Bower said the crossing would improve transport options around the district with the amount of development set to happen.  

AERIAL ARTISTS from across the Post area showed off their skills at a special night on Saturday.   The dancers, who specialise in pole fitness and aerial hoop, put together a special showcase at Bersted Park Community Centre to help

CARS were racing around Goodwood’s Motor Circuit on Saturday to help raise money for a city cancer charity.   Despite the weather being unpredictable at the start of the day, the blue sky appeared for the CancerWise Supercar Track day.