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The Christmas Tree is back in all its glory. As many of you may have read, on Saturday at 8am we discovered the lights on the ground, fallen off or pulled off who knows. This meant we could not restore properly so when the switch on happened the tree looked like it was wearing a skirt! However, Jon Wright, Property maintenance from Bognor Regis to the rescue!! BIG THANK YOU. They had spent one and half days putting all the lights up, leaving everything looking beautiful and were dismayed to hear what had happened so they returned today and restored the tree, in their own time, free of charge! There are some very kind people in this world

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