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Alfriston {nr Polegate G4)

  Arundel {C4}
 

Barnham {B4}

  Battle {I3}
  Bexhill-on-Sea {I4}
  Billinghurst {C2}
  Bodiam {I2}
  Bognor Regis {B4}
 

Bolney {E2}

  Bramber {D3}
 

Brightling {nr Battle H3}

  Brighton {E4}
 

Burgess Hill {E3}

  Chichester {A4}
  Cootham {C3}
  Crawley {E1}
  Crowborough {G2}
 

Cuckfield {E2}

  Ditchling {E3}
  Eastbourne {H4}
  East Grinstead {F1}
 

Findon {nr Bramber D3}

  Fishbourne
{nr Chichester A4)
  Forest Row {F1}
  Glynde {nr Lewes F3}
  Hailsham {G3}
  Hartfield {F1}
 

Hastings {I3}

  Haywards Heath {E2}
  Heathfield {G2}
  Henfield {D3}
  Herstmonceux
{nr Hailsham H3}
 

Horsham {D2}

  Horsted Keynes
{nr Haywards Heath E2}
  Hove {E4}
  Lancing {D4}
  Lewes {F3}
 

Littlehampton {C4}

  Midhurst {B2}
  Newhaven {F4}
  Ninfield {H3}
  Peacehaven {F4}
 

Petworth {B2}

  Pevensey {H4}
  Polegate {G4}
  Pulborough {B3}
  Ringmer {F3}
 

Robertsbridge {I2}

  Rye {J2}
  Seaford {G3)
  Sheffield Park
{nr Uckfield F2}
  St. Leonards-on-Sea {I3}
 

Steyning {D3}

  Tangmere
{nr Chichester A4)
  Uckfield {F2}
  Wadhurst {H1}
  West Hoathly {F1}
 

West Wittering {A4}

  Wick {C4}
  Winchelsea {J3}
  Wisborough Green {C2}
  Worthing {D4}

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Bognor Regis

Bognor Regis



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BOGNOR REGIS B4

Until the 18th century this famous seaside resort in West Sussex was nothing more than a modest fishing village.



A London-based hat-maker named Richard Hotham arrived in 1787 with a grand plan to turn it into a thriving holiday spot.



King George V added the name ‘Regis’ to the town after he convalesced here in 1928.

Bognor Regis Sunset - Photo © Carol Sowerby
Bognor Regis Sunset - Photo: Carol Sowerby CCL


Each year Bognor stages a bizarre ‘Birdman’ competition when people attempt to fly by leaping from the pier, though no one has yet landed the enormous cash prize. For three years between 1800 and 1803 the poet William Blake lived at nearby Feltham.


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Further information:
Bognor Regis Hotels, Guesthouses and B&B Accommodation
Bognor Regis Cottages, Apartments and Self Catering Accommodation
Bognor Regis Camping and Caravan Sites

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