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AWARD WINNING NEWSLETTER
Winter 2017 Edition
Meet your new Councillors • 2017 Year in Pictures Special • Sports Awards Winners
Mayor’s I would like to start by thanking all those who have made my time as Mayor so far such a pleasure. It has been an honour to represent this wonderful town of ours and I have enjoyed meeting many local residents. I look forward to meeting many more of you during the coming months. As those who know me will attest, there is no time of year I look forward to more than Christmas. Now, with the festive period upon us, I look forward to attending a variety of engagements; from traditional carol services, dinners, the Christmas Lights Switch On, and Wickmas to the many other wonderful events that Littlehampton has to offer. It is a time of year when many of us will be looking forward to spending time with family and friends, giving and receiving presents and enjoying festive food and other seasonal fun. However, please spare a thought for those without family and friends, those who are without warmth, food and shelter and for those in our community who are more vulnerable. Popping in with a card and a mince pie and staying for a chat with a neighbour who lives alone, or making a donation to a local shelter, would definitely make a positive difference. I would like to take this opportunity to thank those who will be working over Christmas and so cannot be with their family and friends, including members of the Armed Forces, the Emergency Services, hospital staff, carers, the Harbour Board, the RNLI and those working in the hospitality sector. Please enjoy the festive season and look inside this issue to discover all the glorious events you can attend and take part in. On behalf of my family and the Town Council I wish you a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year. With kind regards,
Deck the town with elves and twinkles (fa la la la la la la la la!) Famed for being Santa’s little helpers, the Littlehampton branch of the NES (National Elf Service) is busy helping to prepare a breath-taking display of festive cheer for the Town’s big illuminations spectacular on Friday 24th November. Making sure that everything is fully festooned; local elves are working with Littlehampton Town Council and the Trader’s Partnership to introduce a sparkling new range of lights and decorations, which will include the town’s first ever interactive display. With elves drawn by local artist Steve Carroll, residents are being asked to find their favourite elf on one of the town centre buildings and to strike a pose for an ‘elfie selfie.’ People are then asked to share their snaps on social media with #LAelfie. Seasonal cheer will commence in the town centre at 5pm, featuring live performances by The Silhouette Show, Rock Choir and magician Nick Clark. Mayor of Littlehampton Councillor Billy Blanchard-Cooper and a special guest will press the big ‘ON’ switch in the precinct at 7.15pm, where there will be a festive fantasia of street food and stalls selling locally made Christmas gifts and produce. Coinciding with Black Friday, many businesses will remain open, offering special deals and bargains, until around 8pm. There is also a chance to win 1.5kg of sweets courtesy of Bah-Humbug Sweets in St Martin’s Lane. Just find Santa and his reindeer in the town centre shops. Santa said: “Ho, ho, ho! If you want to win the sweeties you can find entry forms in the event programme, available from the Manor House, Bah-Humbug Sweets and many other town centre outlets. I do hope everyone will come and join in all the fun on offer. Don’t forget to take an ‘elfie selfie’ of yourself with my little pals.” For full details see www.visitlittlehampton.co.uk
Free parking is not just for Christmas! Littlehampton isn’t sELFish! You can always enjoy free parking for 2 hours; just pick up a disc from participating outlets.
Cllr. Billy Blanchard-Cooper, Town Mayor
Joining forces for youth services
Fulfilling the Town Council’s desire to extend youth opportunities in the Town, October saw the start of a new and exciting partnership between LTC and Arun Church (AC) marked by the launch of Arun Youth Projects, which replaces LTC’s Project 82 youth facility.
life skills through accredited schemes such as the Young Leader Programmes.
The result of magnificent work carried out by Project 82 and its talented team of youth workers, the new initiative sees LTC joining forces with AC, who were already working with Project 82 in the delivery of youth sessions, with the partnership creating a more focussed approach to sessions and resources for the town’s young people.
Councillor Ian Buckland, Chair of the Community Resources Committee, said: “The Council is committed to providing support and opportunities for young residents and delivering a joint service with AC is a positive step to achieving that aim. We are delighted that the previous youth workers were equally excited about the changes and have supported the transition. Also the young people have contributed immensely, particularly with the difficult task of choosing a new name, a job they did brilliantly.”
Managing the newly improved service for an initial period of three years, AC will work closely with LTC to ensure that the needs of the youth community are being met. Continuing to deliver all the social activities previously offered, there will now be extended opportunities for young people to explore their interests and to develop
Jon Jolly, Business Manager, AC, said: “We are truly delighted to partner with the Town Council to launch Arun Youth Projects and excited about providing new opportunities for young people together. Combining the excellent work of the Project 82 team alongside our existing community youth provision in Littlehampton,
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Rustington and East Preston, provides a consistent service for local youths.” See the What’s On section for session times and locations, or visit www.littlehampton-tc.gov.uk/ youthservices
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News for YOUR Town
BIG news for your Town is where you’ll find details and updates regarding the latest key issues in Littlehampton.
Winning in the Rain!
Planted in 2016, the Rain Garden in Maltravers Road has been honoured in the ‘New Sussex Landscapes’ category of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) Sussex Countryside Awards. Recognising design excellence in sustainable construction projects, the judging panel selected the Rain Garden project to receive the award, which was given out by Lady Caroline Egremont of Petworth House at a ceremony hosted in the historic surroundings of the National Trust property. Sports Grants Recipients with Matthew Hoggard MBE
A panel from the Sports Forum Executive Committee was appointed by the Littlehampton Sports Forum to make recommendations on the allocation of the 2017 Financial Awards for Sporting Excellence. A sum of £2,000 from the Grants & Partnerships budget was allocated for the annual initiative and after careful consideration the panel made eight awards: • Madison Walker, 15: a talented swimmer who has been competing at county level since 2012 and aims to race in national competitions. • Euan MacLeod, 12: a swimmer who has achieved regional times in backstroke and butterfly, Euan will race at the Scottish National competitions. His goal is to swim with team GB. • Jessica Baker, 17: a talented dancer who has completed the first year of a scholarship at London’s Doreen Bird College with excellent grades, her ambition is to perform internationally. • Jessica brown, 17: an ambitious swimmer who has been highly ranked in Sussex and the South East Region, Jessica’s goal is to qualify for the Summer National Championships in 2018. • Beth Kincaid, 16: a talented footballer who has recently begun playing for the Brighton Academy via Worthing College, Beth was successful in her trial for the Brighton Ladies Development Squad. Her ultimate goal is to play for the England Squad. • Stephen Redman, 15: a swimmer whose triumphs include qualifying for the Winter County Championships, Stephen hopes to reach regional and national level. • Amber Brown, 13: an accomplished swimmer whose successes include qualifying for four events for the Sussex Winter County Championships, her goal is to swim at a regional and national level. • Ella Thornburg, 11: a dedicated swimmer, Ella competed in 8 events at the Sussex County Championships, winning silver for the 100m butterfly. Swimming with both the Sussex and National Arena League Teams, she hopes to gain more regional qualifying times. • Daniel Valance, 10: a talented gymnast who has been selected to compete on a national level and hopes to progress to Men’s Artistic rankings.
Angela Tester of the Littlehampton Civic Society, which leads the Rain Garden project (with valuable support from Littlehampton Academy pupils and firefighters from the West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service), was delighted to receive the trophy on behalf of all those who help to maintain and develop Littlehampton’s prize-winning patch. For more information including volunteering contact Danny Surridge on danny.surridge@btinternet.com
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Arun Local Plan
The hearing sessions into the examination of the Arun Local Plan ended on Thursday 28 September 2017. The Inspector will now consider the information before writing to Arun District Council (ADC) and setting out any significant issues arising from the hearings and examination. In parallel, and without prejudice to his findings on the soundness of the Local Plan, he has asked ADC to prepare a composite Schedule of Proposed Main Modifications for him to consider in due course. For updates see ADC’s website: www.arun.gov.uk/local-plan-examination
New Leisure Centre
Following the demolition of the dome, groundwork at the site of the new leisure centre has been prepared and the construction phase has now begun. Piled foundations have recently been completed and in the coming months the piles will be capped and the building foundations can then be constructed. For regular updates on the project please visit Arun District Council’s website www.arun.gov. uk/newleisurecentre or find the dedicated page on facebook.
New Leisure Centre Construction Works
A27 Arundel Bypass
Giving strong support to the principle of creating a bypass for Arundel that links the A27 to the west of the White Swan Hotel with the Crossbush junction, LTC believes that this will provide the much-needed highways infrastructure to support the large developments in the area. LTC is sympathetic to calls for a full junction between the A27 Arundel Bypass and Ford Road. In view of the increased pressure on the local highways network generated by the occupation of the new developments at North Littlehampton and the planned construction of the Lyminster Bypass, continuity of the network at this point was also considered an important part of the final scheme. LTC also wishes to state its support for the position that has been adopted by Arun District Council.
Improved route for walkers and cyclists on A259
A scheme to provide a safe and direct route for pedestrians and cyclists travelling between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton is underway. Measuring approximately 4.5km in length, the A259 will remain open throughout the works, but temporary traffic lights will be used periodically. Road users in and around the road may also notice survey work taking place, ahead of another major improvement scheme which will widen some 2km of single-lane road to dual carriageway. Due to start in mid to late 2018, a survey of the verges and footways and carriageway is already underway. For the safety of both the public and the workforce, traffic lights are essential while these investigations are in progress. The survey will confirm details including any utilities in the road that may need relocating or protecting. Find out more about the two major schemes, along with proposals for building a new bypass of the A284 Lyminster Road, at: www.westsussex.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/roadworks-and-projects
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Littlehampton Sports Forum Sports Awards Hosted by Chair of the Sports Forum Cllr Ian Buckland in the New Millennium Chamber at Littlehampton’s Manor House, Guest speaker and former England Cricketer Matthew Hoggard MBE handed out the awards that recognise our local sporting heroes.
And the winners are…
• Coach of the Year - Sponsored by C&M Trophies: Muriel Bordenave of Dance Industry, Littlehampton Matthew Hoggard MBE on of • Administrator of the Year - Sponsored by Going Spare: Andy Lee of Littlehampton Cricket Club presenting the Sportspers caid • Young Sportsperson of the year - Sponsored by Littlehampton Traders Partnership: Georgia Howell - a Para the Year Award to Beth Kin swimmer who has won medals at national and regional events and is one of the top 3 swimmers in her class *Certificate of commendation to Paul Edosomwan - Littlehampton Town Youth Football Club under 15 top goal scorer *Certificate of commendation to Amber Brown - Littlehampton Swimming Club, top in her age group at club championships • Sports Team of the Year - Sponsored by Mewsbrook Park Café: Littlehampton Cricket Club First XI for their achievements winning the West Sussex Division 1 title and 20/20 cup *Certificate of commendation to Littlehampton Badminton Men’s First Team • Youth Sports Team of the year - Sponsored by Bah Humbug Sweets: Littlehampton Town Youth Under 15s Football Team. Finished top of the league in 2016/17 season losing once in 18 matches • Sports Person of the Year Award - Sponsored by the Coco Lounge: Beth Kincaid - for her hard work and dedication to football, progressing from the Worthing Town Under 18s team to the College’s Brighton football Academy, Beth has been offered a place on the Brighton Ladies Development Squad *Certificate of commendation to Jessica Baker, dancer who has begun performing at a national level *Certificate of commendation to Daphne Belt, champion triathlete (not present at ceremony)
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What’s On!
Don’t forget to pick up a copy of our Winter Events Guide from the Town Council Offices!
NOVEMBER
Edwin James Festival Choir Concert: A Time for Remembrance Saturday 11th at 3pm, St James Church Choir and Orchestra concert supporting the charity Stroke Association. Box Office: 01243 582330.
Remembrance Sunday Service and Parade
Sunday 12th, High Street and War Memorial Parade starts at 10.30am from the High Street to reach the War Memorial for 11am.
Lights on
Thursday 30th, 3pm – 5pm, The Wickbourne Centre, Clun Road An afternoon of festive family fun, with visits to Santa, a family photo booth, games, tombolas, songs, craft stalls and delicious refreshments from Refresh Fair Trade coffee shop. Lights switched on at 4pm. £1 per child. Booking essential; Tel: 01903 276840. /aruneastcfc
DECEMBER Artisan Market
Every Saturday in December (2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd) 10am – 4pm, High Street Unique gifts, local produce, live music, arts and crafts and more. /LittlehamptonArtisan
Saturday 2nd, 2 – 3.30pm, Littlehampton Museum Join Sussex Artist Nichola Campbell to create decorative collages in the style of her rich and colourful pieces. Adults only, booking is essential. Tel: 01903 738100.
Wednesday 15th November – Friday 22nd December, Littlehampton Museum The Littlehampton artist’s latest collection of beautiful pastels and watercolours is a celebration of the wild flowers, butterflies, landscapes and seascapes of Sussex.
Exhibition: ‘Treasures of the Land & Sea’ by Nichola Campbell
Saturday 18th November – Friday 22nd December, Littlehampton Museum An exhibition of decorative collages inspired by the life and work of former Sussex residents such as Rudyard Kipling and Edward Burne-Jones.
Winter Wonderland Wickmas
Saturday 9th, 11am – 4pm, Wick Hall Live entertainment, Father Christmas, seasonal stalls, children’s games, festive food and free Christmas treasure hunt in Wick Village. /wickvillagetraders
Christmas Capers
Saturday 9th, 2 – 4pm, Littlehampton Museum Join the Museum team to make beautiful Christmas cards and dazzling decorations to give to your loved ones. Open to all ages. Free drop-in.
Wednesday 29th – Quiz
Booking essential contact: 01903 718984. More details: www.lookandsea.co.uk
Christmas Lights Switch on & Late Night Shopping
Friday 24th, 5 – 8pm, High Street Hit the High Street and join in the seasonal celebrations! Entertainment for all, this year a very special guest will be joining the Mayor to turn on the lights and launch our new, interactive lighting scheme. Also featuring Santa’s Grotto and live performances from the Silhouette Show and the Rock Choir.
The Wizard of Oz
Wednesday 29th November – Saturday 2nd December, Windmill Theatre. 7.30pm Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Saturday Show brought to you by the StageDoor Theatre Company. Follow the yellow brick road again! Tickets £12 for adults, £11 concessions. Box Office: 01903 856801 or via tickets@stagedoor.org.uk
Edwin James Festival Choir Concert: Winter Wonderland ‘Black & White’
Community Market Stall
Edwin James Festival Choir New Year Concert: ‘Earth Wind & Fire’
Available to local community groups and organisations, the Littlehampton Market Community Stall provides a platform for fundraising and awareness. Available every Friday throughout the year as part of the weekly general market in the High Street, the stall is very popular and advance booking is recommended. To book, or for further information, please contact the Town Council.
Dick Whittington Pantomime
What’s On at The Windmill?
Thursday 18th – Sunday 21st, Windmill Theatre Brought to you by the Littlehampton Music Comedy Society, their annual pantomime promises to be good fun for all the family. For details on performances and tickets visit www.lmcs.productions
Curator’s Talk: Littlehampton’s Suffragettes
Saturday 27th January, 11am – 11.30am The Curator will dig deeper into the history of Littlehampton’s Suffragettes to prompt further discussion about the community heroes who contributed so much so women could gain the vote. This talk complements the celebration of 100 years of women’s suffrage. No booking required.
FEBRUARY Public Talk: Nets, Wrecks and Artefacts Thursday 8th February, 7.30pm As part of a Heritage Lottery Funded project, Wessex Archaeology have been working with local fishermen to record the contribution that they make towards maritime heritage. Booking essential on 01903 738100.
The Littlehampton Pancake Olympics
Events at the Look & Sea! Visitor Centre Friday 24th – Lecture Lunch: Dog at War
Wednesday 10th January to Friday 2nd March, Littlehampton Museum Littlehampton, in partnership with local historian Kevin Page, this exhibition tells the compelling story of the town’s suffragettes.
Saturday 13th, 3pm, St James Church Supporting the Town Mayor’s Charities: Friends of Mewsbrook Park and Littlehampton Heritage Railway. Box Office: 01243 582330.
Meet the Artist: Nichola Campbell
Exhibition: ‘The Countryside’ by Greta Marriot
Exhibition: Littlehampton’s Suffragettes
Saturday 10th, 11am – 1pm, Littlehampton High Street Teams battle in a series of wacky disciplines to win the coveted Golden Frying Pan and money for their chosen charity. Teams need to register in advance and must be raising money for a charity. Contact events@littlehamptontc.gov.uk to join the mailing list.
Friday 15th at 7.30pm & Saturday 16th at 3pm, St James Church Choir concert supporting choir funds and the charity Children on The Edge. Box Office: 01243 582330.
Showing a mix of the latest blockbusters and classics, The Windmill also offers a popular programme of live performance. Find out more at www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/centres/littlehamptonswimming-and-sports-centre
Get hitched at our house! A beautifully refurbished Grade II Listed Building with a grand domed ceiling, oak-panelled walls, lift access, extended parking facilities and space for 180 guests, the New Millennium Chamber at Littlehampton Town Council’s Manor House is an elegant and reasonably priced venue for a civil marriage or baby naming ceremony. In addition, LTC offers an attractive range of rooms for meetings, seminars and training sessions at The Manor House, as well as at Southfields Jubilee Centre. Both venues offer access to the ground floor and have disabled persons toilet facilities. Prices are competitive and booking is easy. For more information please telephone 01903 732063.
Arun Youth Projects – Littlehampton Offering friendship, fun, activities, advice and support across the Littlehampton area, check out different session times (listed below) and come and see us soon! Tuesday’s @ Southfields Jubilee Centre, Southfields Road, Littlehampton School Years 7 – 11, 7.30-9pm Wednesday’s @ Flintstone Centre, East Street, Littlehampton School Years 9+, 7-9pm
JANUARY Exhibition: Nets, Wrecks and Artefacts
Saturday 6th January to Friday 2nd March, Littlehampton Museum Part of a Heritage Lottery Funded project, Wessex Archaeology has been working with local fishermen to record the contribution they make towards maritime heritage. The exhibition showcases finds from cannons and mammoth bones to aircraft fragments.
Littlehampton Museum Half Term Workshops
Tuesday 13th – Friday 16th, 2pm – 4pm, Littlehampton Museum A series of arts and crafts based workshops for children aged 5-13. Learn about the local suffragette movement whilst making sashes and badges to take home. Booking essential, see website for details: www. littlehamptonmuseum.co.uk
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Thursday’s @ The Keystone Centre, Eldon Way, Littlehampton School Years 4 – 6, 4-5.30pm Thursday’s @ The Keystone Centre, Eldon Way, Littlehampton School Years 7 – 13, 6-8pm Friday’s @ The Keystone Centre, Eldon Way, Littlehampton School Years 7 – 13, 7-9pm All sessions 50p Free for the first time!
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Meet Councillor Chris Blanchard-Cooper, Councillor for River Ward I was inspired to become a Councillor because… I was born and bred in Littlehampton and have lived here all my life. My family has strong roots here and my parents have always encouraged us to be actively involved in town events and organisations. I have recently taken early medical retirement and have the time to give something back to the town that has given me so much pleasure. The local issue I am currently most passionate about is… There is no one issue I am specifically passionate about – my passion is for the town and townspeople and wanting the best possible for them.
I was inspired to be a Councillor because… I love Littlehampton. It’s a great seaside town and I’ve lived and worked here all my life and want to give something back. The local issues I’m most passionate about are… cuts to our local NHS and improving our youth services. My favourite place to be in Littlehampton would have to be… the beach. How wonderfully lucky we are to have this beautiful, picturesque beach on our doorstep! I have so many childhood memories of my own, and now I’m fortunate enough to make some with my children. What might surprise you to learn is that… I love music and playing instruments. I play piano and am learning guitar with my daughter. You’re never too old to learn something new. What makes me happy is… positivity and gratitude. I like people who see solutions rather than problems. An attitude of gratitude is very much like a magnet; a law of attraction that will get you more of the same. What makes me angry is… bullying. I can’t abide it. Nothing makes me madder. My favourite TV show is… I love most cooking programmes, especially The Great British Bake Off. A motto I try to live by is… ‘The way you make others feel says a lot about you. Be kind. Always.’
My favourite area in Littlehampton is… the walk from Mewsbrook Park along the promenade and up by the riverside to the red bridge. I think the river and seafront are a big part of Littlehampton’s charm. I also love the Windmill Theatre, where I have performed from a young age and attended many productions and events. People might be surprised to learn that… I was a contestant on the TV quiz The Weakest Link with Anne Robinson and got down to the final three. I also auditioned for The X Factor and got to kiss Sharon Osbourne on the hand!
TOWNTRIVIA FROM BOOKS TO BEARS, OUR MUSEUM HAS HOUSED ALL SORTS OF TREASURES OVER THE YEARS…
What makes me happy is… live theatre, community spirit, acts of kindness and family and friends. What makes you angry is… rudeness, violence, apathy, inconsiderate people and lack of respect for others. My favourite TV show is… Any quiz shows or (guilty pleasure!) reality shows like Big Brother. I also love Strictly! for glitz and glamour, and I have to follow EastEnders as my husband is a massive fan. Thank goodness for catch up TV!
Littlehampton Museum was founded by the Littlehampton Nature and Archaeology Circle and was launched in a small room in Littlehampton’s public library in 1928. Since then the Museum’s collection has acquired many natural history objects and boasts a sizable archaeology collection. The original Museum also had a giant stuffed black bear guarding the entrance! It is not known what happened to this magnificent animal, but it is possible that it was sold at an auction during the 1960s. The first Curator was Mr E J Frazer Hearne who retired just after the Second World War.
A motto I try to live by is… ‘my glass is half full, not half empty – always look for the positives!’
CONTACT YOUR COUNCILLOR
If you wish to contact your Councillor simply call us on 01903 732063 or visit www. littlehampton-tc.gov.uk/ mycouncillor where you can see who represents you and how to contact them.
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The Mayor’s Shout-out Wick 50-UP Club
Open to people aged 50 years and over, this wonderful social group meets twice a week for Bingo sessions. Offering friendship, refreshments, organised days out, quizzes, lunches and special fundraising Bingo sessions, including those as part of Wick Week and the Town Show & Family Fun Day, the club has raised an amazing £19,978.53 since 2003, benefitting more than thirty-six charities. I would
personally like to thank club members for raising £300 for my charities: The Friends of Mewsbrook Park and the Littlehampton Heritage Railway Association. The group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1.15 pm – 4 pm, at 82 Wick Street, Wick, Littlehampton, with membership costing only £8.00 a year. For more information please contact the Wick Information Centre on 01903 734759.
The current Museum’s Hearne Gallery is named in memory of the first curator. In 1966 the Museum relocated to 12A River Road, a small house that once belonged to Arthur Robinson, a local seafarer who was born in 1870 and died in 1950. In 1990 the Museum moved to its current location of the Manor House, under lease to the Town Council, and which once belonged to Dr John Candy, a local surgeon of the 1800s. Discover our family-friendly Museum located in the heart of the town. Offering an exciting exhibitions programme, including work by local artists and displays on local history. Find out more at www.littlehamptonmuseum.co.uk And remember! With the Museum’s free admission policy it doesn’t cost a penny to take a trip down Memory Lane. Distributed by Footsoldiers Distribution 07940 295369
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Meet Tracey Baker, Councillor for Wick Ward
2017
February - Charity Pancake Olympics
Year in Pictures Special!
April - Merit Awards
April - Easter Out and About
May - Meet the Artist, Littlehampton Museum
July - Wick Week
May - Seashore Arts and Crafts, Littlehampton Museum
July - Littlehampton Gardens & Allotments Competition
June - Armed Forces Day
July - Wick Week
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August Screen on the Green
August Sandcastle Competition
September - Littlehampton Town Show and Family Fun Day
October - Fantastic Fireworks Workshop, Littlehampton Museum
October - Sports Awards Winners