• Arun District Council thank residents

  By vw_sarah at 13:18 on 27/01/11

  

  In a recent News Release, Arun District Council would like to thank residents who praised their bin collection service over the Christmas Period. After problems up and down the country being reported on the local news reports about rubbish being left uncollected and strewn along the streets, Arun District councils collection service bucked the trend and didn't let it's residents down. The contractors Verdant provided an excellent...

• Hundreds of residents 'play chancellor' and reveal how they'd balance council books

  By eddiemorganz at 19:33 on 12/09/10

  

  Hundreds of residents are having their say on budget cuts in Adur and Worthing, it has been revealed. The council says that the response so far ha already exceeded all expectation as completed forms hae been flooding in. Ian Lowrie, Chief Executive of Adur and Worthing Councils, said: "Previous consultations of this type have usually attracted at most a few hundred comments, but this looks as if it is heading for ten times that...

• Have any Arundel residents booked their holiday with these companies?

  By aljones2000 at 23:16 on 09/08/10

  

  Following the death of the owner of two travel businesses based in Lancing, near Arundel, trading standards is trying to contact customers. The companies are Leisurebreak Holidays and Leisure Breaks with A1, which were based in Station Parade.  Graeme MacPherson, Head of Regulatory Services at West Sussex Trading Standards, said: "The owner's death has resulted in many planned trips being cancelled and doubt over the return of...

• Get your grant application in

  By poppy_smith at 10:27 on 07/08/10

  

  Arundel Town Council is inviting applications for grants from local organisations, groups and charities - but get in quick because you must have applied by September. These organisations could want to build a new club house, host a special event or a whole host of other activities.  If you would like to make a grant application then you must include the specific purpose that the grant is required and enclosing, where...

• New river pontoons for Arundel as 'Big Society' becomes a reality

  By poppy_smith at 21:03 on 02/08/10

  

  Arundel will be getting new river pontoons thanks to a government funded scheme which sees the 'Big Society' idea swing into action. The government's Small Rural Towns Programme has backed plans for the pontoons - which were suggested by local residents as a way of improving Arundel. An event, hosted by West Sussex County Council at Lodge Hill in nearby Pulborough last week, highlighted the importance of market towns and how...

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