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Welcome to the Bognor Regis Civic Society website and, if you are not a resident, welcome to our Town and come to visit us soon.  We hope you will find the information you need in these pages, but if not please use our contact page to get in touch and ask.  We welcome all enquiries and we warmly welcome all new members too!  

This website is for all who care about Bognor Regis, and we take an active interest in everything in and around our Town, including the parishes of Pagham, Aldwick, Bersted, Felpham and Middleton.  Click on about us to find out more about our Society and what we do.

We very strongly believe that everybody in the Town should have a say in important issues and decisions about the Town that affect us all.   Click on about us to find out how we encourage this, and have a look at the information in this website to learn about some of the issues involved.

PUBLIC MEETINGS.  We hold public meetings every month, except December, and everybody is welcome to come along and have their say.  Click on public meetings for more info.

BOGNOR REGIS REGENERATION.  We are especially interested in this, and within this there are lots of complicated issues which we all need to pay attention to, or some expensive mistakes could be made.  For more info, click on Bognor Regis Regeneration, our proposals, no Regis Centre flats, proper consultation and current position.  

NEWS.  Find out about all the current and latest issues of importance locally.  Such things as: what would happen to our theatre if St. Modwen’s plans went ahead?  Are they really going to close the Esplanade?  When are all the potholes going to be repaired?  Why didn’t ASDA come here?  What’s being done about congestion on the A259?  Are they going to build thousands of houses at Chalcraft Lane? Why has WSCC spent £120,000 on chairs they don’t really need?  What happened when three of the 6 General Election 2010 candidates failed to turn up at a meeting we specially organised for the public to meet and question them?  Click on the reds to find out all this and more...

WANT TO SEE SOMETHING CHANGED OR IMPROVED?  Join the Bognor Regis Civic Society and join an ever-increasing group of friendly people who are keen to see our Town an even better place.  You can do as much or as little as you like, but your voice will always be heard.  Click on Join Us for more info.

LINKS.  There  are lots of organisations and individuals in and around the Town who can help you locate  that much needed service or product.  We are adding to the list all the time, click on Links to find out more...

IMPORTANT THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WHAT GOES ON IN OUR TOWN

RESIDENTS‿“OUT OF ARUN‿CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED ON FACEBOOK. A group of Bognor Regis residents has launched a campaign to separate Bognor Regis from Arun District Council on a Facebook page, and within a short time more than 2,500 people had signed up to support it...more

THE ASDA THAT ARUN REFUSED US HAS NOW BEEN BUILT AT FERRING.  A huge regeneration and job-creation opportunity for Bognor Regis was lost when Arun District Council refused planning permission for ASDA at Oldlands Farm in 2008. Now it’s gone ‘east of the river‿to Ferring and Bognor Regis folk are furious.....more

HOW MUCH ARE YOUR COUNCILLORS COSTING YOU?  Their allowances (that’s pay, not expenses) have come down slightly but are still over £400,000.  Click on councillors‿allowances to know more...

IF YOU ‘HAVEN’T A Why, in regeneration of course!  Richard McMann, formerly chief of Arun’s Bognor Regis Regeneration Task Force publicly admitted “I haven’t got a clue what regeneration is‿and retired from Arun.  But where is he now and what is he doing?  Find out more by clicking on McMann.

IF YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE TOWN, CLICK ON  LOCAL NEWS

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LOCAL BOOKS.  We felt it would be useful for residents and visitors alike to know about books which will give a greater insight into Bognor Regis and the surrounding area, and the history behind it all.  This page will start small, but give us time - it will grow.  There are lots of excellent books out there!  Click Local Books to see more.

WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION 2013

When did this take place?  Who were the candidates and who got elected?  Where do you contact them? What are the important issues? What does West Sussex County Council DO anyway?  

There is precious little information available on the election, unless you go onto the West Sussex County Council website and search for it.  Even then you will know nothing about the important issues and will have to rely on information from some of the Candidates who did or did not succeed.  And are they telling you the whole story?  For more information please click on election

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DO YOU WANT A MULTIPLEX CINEMA ON BOGNOR REGIS SEAFRONT?

DO YOU WANT HUNDREDS MORE FLATS IN BOGNOR REGIS?

‿CONSERVATIVE COUNCILLORS HAVE SAID THIS SHOULD HAPPEN

Why are they doing this?  A multiplex usually charges at least £7.50 a seat, whereas the Picturedrome charges only £2.50.  And if we lose the Picturedrome  because of it, £7.50 - or more - is what we’ll be stuck with.

And why would their intended 280 more flats (80 on the seafront Regis Centre site) help improve the town, as they believe, when hundreds built in the recent past have not delivered regeneration?

And why have Bognor Regis Town Council and its Electors passed a vote of no confidence in the Bognor Regis regeneration proposals?

And if you disagree with what’s being proposed, what can YOU do about it? Click on regeneration to find out more...

LIVE WEBCAM VIEW OF BOGNOR REGIS SEAFRONT

If you’d like to see what’s happening on Bognor Regis seafront right now, click on webcam for a view eastwards from the Pier.  Congratulations to Colin Clark of the Bognor Regis Beach website for fixing this up, and thanks to the owners of the Pier for their permission to mount the camera.